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tadeo@uchicago.edu | 816-729-3393
Research Interests
Political identity and civic engagement of underrepresented communities; Policy formulation and
implementation; Social movements; Social work profession and curriculum
Publications
Book Reviews
Weiner Davis, T. (2017). Review of Making Immigrant Rights Real: Nonprofits and the Politics of
Integration in San Francisco, by Els de Graauw. Social Service Review.
Reports
09/01/2014 WIC: Supporting the Health and Nutrition of Pregnant Women, Infants, and Children
(National Conference of State Legislatures|State Legislatures Magazine)
08/12/2014 Report on State Immigration Laws | January-June (National Conference of State
Legislatures)
08/06/2014 Hunger Among Older Americans (National Conference of State Legislatures)
07/29/2014 The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children
Factsheet (National Conference of State Legislatures)
06/25/2014 Summer Meal Partners: What Legislators Can Do to Help Feed Hungry Kids (National
Conference of State Legislatures)
05/21/2014 Revisions in the WIC Food Packages Final Rule (National Conference of State
Legislatures)
04/16/2014 Heat and Eat and SNAP Changes in the 2014 Farm Bill (National Conference of State
Legislatures)
03/01/2014 Keep Chicago Renting: Grassroots Implementation of a Chicago City Ordinance
(Congressional Hunger Center)
Gest Lectures
Immigrant Rights in Kansas and Missouri |Immigration, Law, and Society Course 03/09/2017
Service
Advocate
RESULTS Chicago Chapter, Chicago, IL 08/16 present
Advocate for anti-poverty legislation via direct and indirect lobbying, local media engagement,
community outreach and education
Advocate for the Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC), the Child Tax Credit (CTC), the
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and Head Start
Professional Experience
Family Advocate
Head Start | Guadalupe Centers, Inc. Head Start, Kansas City, MO 08/14 02/15
Promoted family wellness and parent involvement in Head Start programs and the family
partnership process; connected families to WIC, SNAP, TANF, among other programs
Served as liaison between classroom and home settings in education, child development, and
mental health
Conducted home visits to ensure parent involvement and connection to resources
Worked with caseload of 55 multicultural families to ensure Head Start compliance in areas of
education, strengths-based coaching, goal-setting, health access, mental health screenings, and
family education engagement
Lead organizer of Parent Policy Committee parent group elected by Head Start parent
community
Emerson National Hunger Fellow
Congressional Hunger Center, Washington, D.C. 08/13 08/14
Participated in year-long public policy leadership development fellowship with emphasis on
anti-poverty, anti-hunger, and anti-racism
Training included professional development, public speaking, writing, research, fundraising,
and policy advocacy
Authored and gave commencement speech representing fellowship class upon nomination
Policy Placement: National Conference of State Legislatures Conducted state and federal
policy/legislative research for NCSL Hunger Partnership: WIC, SNAP, SFSP, NSLP, CACFP,
and the impact of the 2014 Farm Bill on states
Field Placement: Logan Square Neighborhood Association Designed and implemented
bilingual public awareness campaign on foreclosure protections