Morgan Delacruz

My vision is to guide a team to initiate transformation, educate people, and disseminate knowledge about issues and happenings worldwide using credible facts, advocating for people who deserve basic and humane access and rights. The ability to convey and find solutions I can offer people who otherwise wouldn't have a voice makes me a good fit for this position.

Working with the BIPOC, LGBT, and other underrepresented communities is one of the most important jobs there is. I love being a part of something greater no matter how short or long time that I have within, because building that public relationship with the community is crucial worldwide. Making positive changes in the world. Working with the communities who are struggling with issues such as climate forced displacement, human rights violations, drug addiction, mental health problems, hunger, health care, and homelessness is essential. These are some of the most vulnerable members in our society, and they need someone to help them through these difficult times. I have always had a passion for helping others, which has led me to work with my community, the BIPOC community. The BIPOC aims to be the center of violence, cultural erasure, discrimination, and wrongfully profiled in various ways. Speaking up and advocating reinforces showing representation and equality to underrepresented groups, addressing troubling issues within the community, and holding those who oppress us accountable.
I have an extensive amount of experience through volunteer work for my community. I advocated and counseled through healthcare, women's health, period stigmas, natural disasters, and homeless advocacy. I even have multiple personal issues that I have faced of social and inequality injustice, which I am happy to discuss, and I think that intimate encounters can bring some comfort and understanding that others struggling and seeking justice are not alone.

BA in Communications & Human Rights at FSU