Isa Noyola is deputy director at Mijente, a political, digital, and grassroots hub for Latinx and Chicanx organizing and movement building. Isa is a seasoned organizer, experienced facilitator, passionate activist, and a national leader in LGBTQ immigrant rights movement.

She led and organized the first ever national trans anti-violence convening that brought together over 100 activists, mostly transgender women of color, to address the epidemic of violence transgender communities are facing.

She has appeared and profiled on CNN, MSNBC, Democracy Now, Latina Magazine, Quartz, Hello Giggle, Vice, and Broadly. Currently she is being featured in The California Museum exhibit “California Women Inspire: Celebrating Women’s Equality in the Golden State.”

LGBTQ, LGBT Awareness Month, LGBTQ Voices Activists, Hispanic Heritage, Hispanic Heritage Month, Social Justice, Policy, Women, Diversity, Social Activism, Transgender,