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Hai-Lam Phan is the senior director of creative on the Production team at American Progress. A University of California, Los Angeles graduate majoring in film and cinematography, Phan has been producing digital content for more than 10 years. He previously worked for National Geographic, Discovery, Disney, and Fremantle, and the videos that he produced have amassed more than 80 million views on YouTube and 100 million views on Facebook. Phan has also interned for Rep. Judy Chu (D-CA) and volunteered at the Los Angeles LGBT Center, working on immigration and LGBT rights. Phan is originally from Los Angeles, California.

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A Day in the Life of Climate Activist Adrian Arellano Video

A Day in the Life of Climate Activist Adrian Arellano

Spend a day with Adrian Arellano, manager for climate initiatives at NextGen America, as he attends New York Climate Week events and talks about the importance of climate action to Latinos, how the Biden-Harris administration climate investments are benefiting the community, and how Project 2025 is a threat to climate action and future generations.

Reforming Elections for a Better Democracy: Alaska as a Case Study Video

Reforming Elections for a Better Democracy: Alaska as a Case Study

This video about Alaska’s “Final Four” election system brings together Alaskan legislative leaders from across the aisle to discuss how this system works and early results indicating this reform can create a more representative democracy, decrease polarization, and help incentivize consensus building and more bipartisan governing.

A Holistic Approach to Environmental Justice Video

A Holistic Approach to Environmental Justice

The Friendship House Association of American Indians is using Inflation Reduction Act funds to support the building of Village SF, an inter-Tribal community project that will help the more than 18,000 Indigenous peoples in the San Francisco Bay Area reconnect with nature, their culture, and their community.

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