Dylan Le
Dylan holds a B.A. in Sociology and a certificate in Spanish from the University of Texas at Austin. As a son of a Vietnamese refugee and having specialized in Latin American Studies during his study abroad at UNAM, Mexico City, his work as a Public Policy Fellow is driven by his passion to promote legislation that protects and supports Texas’ diverse communities. Dylan has experience working in various volunteer organizations and is thrilled to be a part of Texas Impact’s team. He speaks fluent Spanish, and in his free time enjoys learning other languages, practicing the trombone, and playing with his dogs Opal and Mahler.
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COP30: “Without Cultural Memory, There Can Be No Future”
Climate crises bear cultural destruction along with the material
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COP30: We All Could Be Climate Refugees
As climate change exacerbates displacement, its effects are felt globally