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Your stomping ground is where your people are. It’s your community. It is a place you will protect.

Who We Are

Rebecca Evans

Partner & Co-Founder

Isabelle Dienstag

Partner & Co-Founder

Markeya Thomas

Director of Strategic Communications

Ariana Diaz

Senior Creative Manager

Olivia Goethals

Senior Media Manager

Andrea Magaña

Senior Account Executive & Communications Manager

Ben Grafe

Communications Assistant

Samantha Suarez

Graphic Designer

Stomping Ground Strategies is a Latina-, women- and Queer-owned strategic communications and public affairs consulting group on a mission to advance progressive ideas. In a world of contrived messages and empty words, our style cuts through. Built on years of experience in communications, politics, public policy and grassroots community engagement, we bring diverse voices to the table to help our clients connect with people in powerful and resonant ways.

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12 Nov, 2021 —  7 Jan, 2022

Moving You Forward

We work with political campaigns, elected officials, government agencies, advocacy and nonprofit groups and companies to help them communicate, engage and get results. We believe that powerful messaging is rooted in smart policy, and no one needs to sacrifice one for the other. We are unafraid to take on tough challenges—to make big moves—and to put a stake in your Stomping Grounds.

Our Work

Alderwoman Julia Ramirez (12th)

Progressive Chicago Alderwoman Julia Ramirez had just been physically attacked in her ward while visiting a protest against a proposed winterized tent encampment for 1,500-2,000 migrants on a site zoned for industrial use. The Mayor’s administration had broken ground on the site with no prior consultation with the Alderwoman’s office, as is customary. Additionally, a statement had been sent to the media about the incident without the Alderwoman’s approval, furthering misinformation about what had actually happened to the Alderwoman at the protest. We were brought in during the crisis to help correct course.