Restoring Trust, Rebuilding the Future: A Democratic Strategy from the Ground Up
Black and Latino communities are drifting from the Democratic Party. We must urgently reconnect through an authentic, grassroots strategy that rebuilds trust, reengages disillusioned voters, and reclaims ground in key battleground states.
Democracy from the Roots: Community Leadership for a New Political Direction
This is not just about votes—it’s about real representation. Black, immigrants, women, and LGBTQ+ leaders must co-create the strategy. Only then can we build a participatory, authentic, and lasting democracy from the ground up.
Our Party People
Meet the Team
Vivian Aguayo
Is a bilingual health strategist with 10+ years’ experience in quality, innovation, and change leadership. As Principal Consultant at On Earth, she drives EHR integrations, operational improvement, and community collaboration. Her work blends strategy, policy, and equity, with active commitment to high-impact philanthropic projects.
Robert Asprilla
Is a visionary leader who unites government, business, and grassroots movements to advance equity and democracy. A former field organizer and advance person for several presidents, Mr. Asprilla has tirelessly registered and mobilized tens of thousands of new voters in support of Democratic candidates.
Ian G. Campbell
A leader in political strategy and international relations, has advised governments, corporations, and NGOs across Africa, the Americas, and the Caribbean. President of Manchester Global Solutions and recognized by The Hill and NY Carib News, he drives trade, development, and equity for Afro-descendant and Indigenous communities worldwide.
Fely Yigle
Is a dynamic strategist, entrepreneur, and advocate dedicated to advancing equity and representation. As founder of YK Global, she guides leaders and organizations with clarity and vision, blending business, politics, and storytelling to amplify diverse voices and drive sustainable impact.
Roberto Nava
Is a political consultant with experience in three election cycles, focused on Latino voter engagement and campaign strategy. As Senior Associate at Solidarity Strategies, he has led TV, radio, mail, and digital campaigns for presidential, U.S. Senate, and congressional races, working with top national organizations and political PACs.
Keith Griffin
A thirty-year veteran of Washington, DC, has extensive experience with presidential campaigns, non-profits, and Capitol Hill. His clients include PepsiCo, the Myrtle Beach Chamber of Commerce, and the Obama Administration. As head of Griffin Event Solutions, he managed events on four continents, including the 2008 Commander-in-Chief Ball for President Barack Obama’s Inauguration.
Quincy Bareebe
Is a wife, mother, healthcare advocate, and entrepreneur who worked her way through college and now leads 70+ professionals as founder of Royal Home Care. She has experience at KPMG, the Department of Defense, and serves on the Anne Arundel Economic Board. Quincy is running for Congress to defend workers, protect seniors, expand education, and support families in Maryland’s 5th District.
Javier Luna
Is a seasoned organizer and former State Field Organizer for Voto Maryland, where he mobilized Black and Brown communities to expand voter participation. He has led coalition-building across faith, business, and labor sectors, forging partnerships that drive equity, civic power, and democratic engagement.
Mission and Vision
Immigration
Economic
Engine
Safe
Communities
The New America Coalition drives urgent, transformative change, uniting diverse communities to build a just, sustainable, and inclusive future through collective action and grassroots leadership.
Campaign Principles
Environment
Health
Strengthening our democracy
Jobs
Education
Immigration reform
Empowering women
How we can build a better country together!.
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History Together
The New America Coalition stands as a bold and united force dedicated to creating a more just, inclusive, and forward-thinking United States. Rooted in the belief that transformative change cannot be delayed, the coalition brings together diverse communities, leaders, and visionaries to address the challenges of today while shaping the opportunities of tomorrow. By embracing innovation, collaboration, and the power of collective action, the coalition aims to break down systemic barriers and amplify the voices of those often left unheard in political, social, and economic conversations.
Despite slowing inflation, Americans across income brackets continue to feel economic strain due to elevated prices for housing, food, gas, and healthcare.
Rent and mortgage costs remain out of reach for many working-class families and young voters.
Suburban swing voters and seniors are especially sensitive to grocery, utility, and prescription drug prices.
New America Coalition’s Strategy:
Promote a bold “Cost of Living Relief Agenda” that includes affordable housing, caps on prescription drugs, grocery tax rollbacks, and increased child tax credits.
Draw sharp contrasts with Republican proposals that slash social safety nets or reduce corporate regulation.
Why it matters:
January 6th still resonates for many voters, and concerns about political violence, election denialism, and democratic backsliding remain high.
Gen Z and Millennial voters, along with suburban women and college-educated whites, are deeply alarmed by far-right extremism, book bans, and authoritarian rhetoric.
New America Coalition’s Strategy:
Frame Democrats as the guardians of democracy, voting rights, peaceful transition of power, and civil discourse.
Highlight GOP associations with extremists, and back this with clear policies protecting election integrity and democratic norms.
Why it matters:
Since the fall of Roe v. Wade, abortion access has mobilized a multiracial coalition of women, independents, and younger voters across red, blue, and purple states.
Ballot initiatives in Ohio, Kansas, and Kentucky show abortion rights winning even in conservative regions.
New America Coalition’s Strategy:
Nationalize the abortion debate by tying Republicans to criminalization, forced pregnancies, and bans without exceptions.
Position Democrats as defenders of women’s health, bodily autonomy, and privacy rights.