Angelica Razo is the National Deputy Director of Campaigns and Programs for Mi
Familia Vota. Angelica has always been passionate about contributing to advocacy
and engagement efforts that lead to sustainable and equitable solutions for her
community. She is most interested in issues regarding access to democracy, gender
equity, and climate justice.

Angelica joined Mi Familia Vota in 2017. Previous to her current role, she served as
the Texas State Director where she managed the state's operations to increase
political representation and power for the Latino community through electoral,
advocacy, and community organizing strategies. Her strong belief in community
empowerment motivates her to engage others so they can find their own unique civic
role while participating in collective action.

Angelica is on the Steering Committees for Houston in Action, a member organization collective with a mission to increase civic engagement across Houston’s diverse communities. She is a graduate of the Houston Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Emerging Leaders Institute. In 2021, Angelica was featured in Houston Chronicle’s inaugural edition of “¡Extraordinarios! 10 Houston Latinos who are making a difference”. In 2022, Angelica joined the Jacob and Terese Hershey Foundation
Board of Directors and served on the Houston 2036 Taskforce.

Angelica obtained her Bachelor of Arts from Rice University in 2016. She remains
connected to her university by serving on the Society of Latino Alumni at Rice
(SOLAR) Board and connecting current students to civic engagement opportunities.
In 2020, she featured in Rice Magazine’s “20 in their 20’s”. She is based in Houston
and is a true believer that the city’s food scene is unrivaled.