Hi, I'm Diana. I'm a creative digital strategist, who believes in the power of technology to help social movements organize smarter and reach further.

I'm currently working for a very unique, experimental multi-union organizing project out of MLK Labor in Seattle: The Presidents' Organizing Initiative. As a Digital Organizer at MLK Labor, I'm harnessing the power of digital tools to directly support local labour movement growth through union organizing.

Most recently, I was part of the BC NDP digital team in the campaign that led to the historic election of the first BC NDP majority government in 24 years.

Previously, I worked as a Communications Representative at UFCW 1518, BC’s largest private-sector union and a truly progressive labour organization.

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I'm very passionate about digital media, good design and good stories. I'm also fascinated by people and concerned by today’s social inequalities. That's why I decided to pursue a degree in Sociology at the University of British Columbia.

I believe good digital strategy starts with people. That's why empathy and social and political awareness are key elements in my work. Tools can't win a campaign for you, but they sure can help.

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Since I like people and I like technology, my favourite place to be is at the intersection of humans and the digital. I also want to be part of something bigger than myself, so my ideal workplace has a purpose and a social impact.

I’m always looking for meaningful and challenging opportunities to keep growing.

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