While working at Moms Clean Air Force, she worked to develop Spanish outreach materials on climate change so that individuals can arm themselves with information they need to protect themselves.[1] Additionally, while working at the Union of Concerned Scientists, a nonprofit that informs people about climate change, she led climate change adaptation projects for not only Latino communities but all communities.[2] Her goal is to help to inform Latino voters on issues of climate change and empower them to talk to their local officials.[19][4]