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Sebastián Muñoz, Bilingual Digital Communications Coordinator

Raised in Florida by Puerto Rican parents, Sebastián is highly invested in bridging his background in digital strategy and advocacy with his passion for worker justice, immigrants’ rights, and movement work.

He has primarily worked in the nonprofit space, with work spanning from peacebuilding and human rights policy to social media management and field organizing. Sebastián obtained his B.A. from Dartmouth College, and he is excited to play a role in democratizing legal knowledge and supporting workers across the South with Sur Legal. He speaks English, Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, and is learning Portuguese. Outside of work, he enjoys biking, exploring nature, and learning languages.

Her organizing work began with tenants along the Buford Highway corridor, fighting against predatory landlords and hazardous living conditions. In 2023, she played a key role in mobilizing immigrants to join the Stop Cop City movement, contributing to a historic effort where activists submitted over 116,000 signatures in an attempt to bring the issue to a public vote.

She envisions a world grounded in empathy and compassion, where the prison-industrial complex is dismantled and all incarcerated immigrants are liberated. At Sur Legal Collaborative, she continues to build power with immigrant workers, guided by a vision of collective liberation and providing them with accessible legal tools.

Since joining Sur Legal, Stephanie has become a cornerstone of the organization, diligently assisting immigrants and workers in navigating the intricate labyrinth of labor complaints and immigration relief applications. Her rich background in organizing empowers her to craft impactful advocacy strategies that resonate deeply within immigrant communities. Stephanie embodies the spirit of empowerment by providing "Know Your Rights" training, ensuring that individuals are equipped with the legal tools they need to advocate for themselves.

Driven by a profound love for her community, Stephanie is currently pursuing her dream of attending law school, with the vision of expanding Sur Legal's capacity to serve workers and immigrants even more effectively. Her fervor for justice and unwavering dedication to uplifting others shine through in every aspect of her work, as she tirelessly strives to create meaningful change for those she advocates for.