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Jevin D. Hodge

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CEO @amplifyglobalimpact | NPO President | Community Leader | Lawmaker | 2022 Nominee #AZ01 | Proud Arizonan | Never Finished Fighting for our Values

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Please allow me to reintroduce myself — my name is Representative Jevin D. Hodge.

It is a tremendous honor to serve as a lawmaker in the place that made me who I am today.

We are all here because we’re believers in Arizona. We know what is possible in our great state.

I look forward to impassioned debates, new relationships on both sides of the aisle, and most importantly - hard work on behalf of the people and our state.

No matter your party, if we can forge a relationship of trust and understanding, we can get work done for our state. My door is always open - and I promise I’ll meet you halfway. Let’s accomplish big things. Let’s get to work! taken in Arizona State Capitol by @jevinhodge

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2 years ago

Congratulations to my dear friend, mentor, and big brother Democratic Leader @repjeffries!

Today marks a special day in history. taken in Scottsdale, Arizona by @jevinhodge

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4 years ago

President Obama: You gonna bring this thing home? We're counting on you.

I promise we will.

President Obama: Good. I am so proud of you.

A tremendous honor. Let's do this, Arizona! taken in Arizona's 1st Congressional District by @jevinhodge

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4 years ago

Public trust is earned through transparency, accountability, and the courage to confront difficult moments with honesty.

After reviewing the available body-worn camera and surveillance footage, the NAACP East Valley Branch, the Arizona State Conference NAACP, and the Tempe African American Advisory Committee are releasing the following joint statement.

We remain committed to a fair process, a thorough investigation, and accountability wherever the facts lead.

Our community deserves nothing less. by @jevinhodge

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11 hours ago

Trade isn’t just about moving goods.

It’s about moving economies, communities, and opportunity.

Last week, I had the honor of speaking at the inaugural @portlaredo Global Trade Summit alongside leaders from across North America and around the world. With more than 600 attendees, the conversations weren’t just about logistics. They were about the future of global commerce and how we build stronger, more resilient supply chains together.

What makes this moment especially meaningful is that Port Laredo has been a client of Amplify Global Impact. To see that relationship evolve from strategic partnership to being invited back as a featured speaker is a reminder that the best work doesn’t end with a contract. It grows into lasting collaboration and shared impact.

Every day, roughly one in four household goods used in America moves through Port Laredo. That makes it the largest inland port in the Americas and one of the most important economic gateways on the continent. The decisions being made there shape businesses, families, and communities across the United States.

I’m incredibly grateful to have contributed to these conversations and proud that @amplifyglobalimpact is helping organizations tackle the challenges that define our future.

This is what happens when strategy turns into action, relationships turn into trust, and ideas turn into impact.

The future of trade is being built now, and I’m honored to help shape it. taken in Laredo, Texas by @jevinhodge

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One day, history won’t ask what you believed. It will ask what you built.

Yesterday, I visited the Obama Presidential Center.

I thought I was walking into the story of one man.

I walked out thinking about the responsibility of every one of us.

This is bigger than politics. It’s about whether we’ll choose to leave this country better than we found it. by @jevinhodge

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3 days ago

The NAACP East Valley Branch and the Arizona State Conference NAACP have been made aware of an incident involving a young Black woman and the Tempe Police Department on Mill Avenue during the early morning hours this weekend.

We are actively working to gather the facts and have been in communication with City of Tempe leadership, the Tempe Police Department, and other relevant stakeholders to better understand what occurred.

We recognize the concern this incident has generated throughout our community. Accountability, transparency, and public trust are essential, and we are committed to following this matter closely.

As additional verified information becomes available, we will provide updates to the public.

Thank you to everyone who has reached out and shared information with us. If you have firsthand information relevant to this incident, we encourage you to contact our office directly.

Jevin D. Hodge
President, NAACP East Valley Branch

Andre Miller, Sr.
Senior Vice President, Arizona State Conference NAACP by @jevinhodge

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4 days ago

This is not just about immigration.

It is about what happens when government power grows and accountability disappears.

People are dying. Families are grieving. And America is being asked to look away.

We cannot.

Elections have consequences. Silence does too.

Watch this. Share it. Then get involved.

Democracy only works when we work it. by @jevinhodge

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10 days ago

Trade doesn’t just move products. It moves people, communities, and opportunity.

Grateful to have joined leaders from across North America today at the Port Laredo Global Trade Summit to talk about the future of our supply chains, innovation, and what it takes to build a stronger, more connected economy.

One thing became clear. The future belongs to the leaders who are willing to think beyond borders and build partnerships that create opportunity for everyone.

Honored to be part of the conversation. Even more excited for what’s next. taken in Laredo, Texas by @jevinhodge

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11 days ago

The future of North American trade isn’t being decided in boardrooms alone. It’s being built at ports like @portlaredo.

Excited to be heading to the inaugural Port Laredo Global Trade Summit, where I’ll have the honor of moderating a conversation on the future of North America’s multimodal trade network alongside leaders shaping the next era of commerce.

As North America’s largest inland port, Port Laredo is far more than a border crossing. It is one of the most important trade gateways in the Americas, connecting supply chains, strengthening economic resilience, and moving the goods that power our everyday lives.

It’s especially meaningful to return because Port Laredo was once a client of mine. Watching this summit come to life is a reminder that great partnerships can grow into lasting impact.

At @amplifyglobalimpact, we believe the future belongs to those who connect people, ideas, and opportunity. I look forward to exploring how innovation, infrastructure, and collaboration across air, rail, road, and sea will shape the next generation of global trade.

The future of trade is being written. Excited to help lead the conversation. taken in Laredo, Texas by @jevinhodge

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13 days ago

You are stronger than you think.

Maybe you needed this reminder today.

And maybe someone else does too.

Take 30 seconds. Watch this. Then send it to one person who needs to hear it.

Sometimes the smallest encouragement changes someone’s entire day. by @jevinhodge

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14 days ago

250 years ago, America declared a promise that changed the world.

A promise of freedom. Equality. Democracy. Possibility.

Today, we celebrate that promise, not because America has been perfect, but because generations of people have fought to make her better.

Black people, Indigenous people, immigrants, workers, soldiers, organizers, parents, and dreamers all helped build this country and push it closer to its highest ideals.

So on this 250th anniversary, let us celebrate America by recommitting ourselves to America.

Let us defend democracy, expand freedom, protect opportunity, and build a nation worthy of every sacrifice that brought us here.

America is not just what we inherited.

America is what we choose to build next. 🇺🇸 by @jevinhodge

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