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Danielle Hargett
Field and Research Manager
Danielle Hargett is the Field and Research Manager at the Environmental Voter Project (EVP), bringing a diverse range of experience in political campaigns, advocacy, and marketing to her role.12
Background and Education
Danielle is a graduate of the University of North Texas, where she studied sociology, psychology, and marketing.1 She further enhanced her expertise by completing the immersive Arena Academy political training program and serving as a University of Arizona Spring 2021 University Climate Change Coalition Fellow.1
Professional Experience
Before joining EVP, Danielle's career included:
- Over a decade of marketing experience with organizations like the University of Arizona and Buffalo Exchange1
- Conducting grassroots advocacy for biodiversity conservation efforts at local and federal levels1
- Serving as Campaign Coordinator for a successful city council campaign in Tucson, AZ13
Role at Environmental Voter Project
At EVP, Danielle's responsibilities include:
- Managing and overseeing all canvassing efforts and volunteers2
- Researching upcoming elections in multiple EVP states2
- Writing volunteer recruitment emails and social media content2
Danielle joined EVP in February 2022 as a Campaign Associate and has since progressed to her current role as Field and Research Manager.23
Personal
Danielle currently resides in Austin, TX with her husband and cat.1
Highlights
Thrilled to share that today I've joined the Environmental Voter Project as their new Campaign Associate! EVP is a nonprofit org that uses data analytics and behavioral science to turn non-voting environmentalists into consistent voters who show up for every election.
If you know me, you know it's basically a dream job that combines so many different areas of my versatile professional background. I'm so excited to get started and join their amazing team!
Scrolling through my LinkedIn feed this morning to see if there’s any acknowledgment of the chaos the country witnessed last night on national television.
Crickets.
I’ve seen posts and comments from people before about how “LinkedIn isn’t a place for politics.” I couldn’t disagree more.
I want to know who I’m connecting with and doing business with so I can avoid those who support trump and his white supremacist agenda.
Am I worried about potential future employers seeing this post and rejecting an application? Not at all. I don’t want to work for a company that would prefer a complicit employee who stays quiet about major issues like racism, climate change and our rising dictator in chief.
I am so fortunate to have a supervisor who I can speak openly with about how horrified we are of him. With everything going on in our country and world right now, how is it possible to leave reality out of the conversation?
We need to vote him out. Our country cannot withstand another four years of this. The world cannot withstand it.
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