I am a member of the board of trustees and a former grantee (2007-08) of the Davis Putter Scholarship Fund, which provides grants to radical student-activists. I have also been a member of the Critical Filipinx Studies Collective, a group of scholar-activists within Filipina/o/x and Philippine Studies. Prior to entering academia, I was the national coordinator of the Student Peace Action Network (SPAN), a project of Peace Action’s national office in Washington, D.C. As the national coordinator of SPAN, I led a national campaign for demilitarization, focusing on U.S. domestic militarization due to police violence and the prison industrial complex, as well as a campaign to end U.S. sanctions against Iraq. As a student at the University of Texas at Austin, I worked with other student activists to establish the Center for Asian American Studies and I co-founded the first Women’s Resource Center at the university.