Eva originally from the Dominican Republic, got involved with N2N-MA during our first voter empowerment campaign in Lynn in 2002. This was her first time as an activist in U.S. politics. Eva has taken a leadership role in our voter turnout campaigns, worked to increase access to social service programs, and recruited volunteers to our work. She is the mother of five children and is employed as a minimum wage maintenance worker.

Sharon got involved with N2N-MA during our legislative campaign in 2003 when she was a student at Lynn Classical High School. She is most concerned about the recent cuts to education funding and has represented her fellow students at delegation visits with legislators and through testimony at public forums. Sharon enjoys going door-to-door to recruit new volunteers and to get people to contact their elected officials.

Martha first got involved with N2N-MA during a get-out-the-vote campaign in March of 2002. Since then, she has helped build a strong N2N-MA chapter in Lynn and was recently elected to represent the Lynn chapter on our Board of Directors. Martha was politically active in Puerto Rico before she moved to the US in 1997. As a disabled single mother of a teen-age girl, she has been most affected by recent cuts to Mass Health, subsidized housing, and education.