Create Spokescouncil “arpi-miller-community-representative”

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+name: Arpi Miller, Community Representative
+body-en: Arpi Miller works on the Fuerza Latina emergency immigration hotline
+  and is a volunteer coordinator with the Education and Outreach team. She also
+  sits on the steering committee of ISAAC – the Interfaith Sanctuary and
+  Accompaniment Coalition – and is part of Plymouth Congregational’s immigration
+  team. She considers herself a Buddeo-Christian and believes insight meditation
+  and the prophetic Christian tradition are critical tools and grounding forces
+  in her own social justice work. Prior to living in Colorado, Arpi spent nearly
+  three years working with a cooperative in highland Guatemala. She returned to
+  California to pursue her PhD in sociology at UCLA with an emphasis in
+  international migration. For a decade, during her masters and doctoral work,
+  she worked with veteran Salvadoran immigrant organizers in the Los Angeles
+  area, where she feels she received an education better than any university.
+  During that time, she traveled to El Salvador regularly to monitor elections
+  and participate in delegations. She currently freelances as a research fellow
+  with the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at USC, and plays mom to two
+  boys and a yellow lab.
+body-es: Arpi Miller works on the Fuerza Latina emergency immigration hotline
+  and is a volunteer coordinator with the Education and Outreach team. She also
+  sits on the steering committee of ISAAC – the Interfaith Sanctuary and
+  Accompaniment Coalition – and is part of Plymouth Congregational’s immigration
+  team. She considers herself a Buddeo-Christian and believes insight meditation
+  and the prophetic Christian tradition are critical tools and grounding forces
+  in her own social justice work. Prior to living in Colorado, Arpi spent nearly
+  three years working with a cooperative in highland Guatemala. She returned to
+  California to pursue her PhD in sociology at UCLA with an emphasis in
+  international migration. For a decade, during her masters and doctoral work,
+  she worked with veteran Salvadoran immigrant organizers in the Los Angeles
+  area, where she feels she received an education better than any university.
+  During that time, she traveled to El Salvador regularly to monitor elections
+  and participate in delegations. She currently freelances as a research fellow
+  with the Center for Religion and Civic Culture at USC, and plays mom to two
+  boys and a yellow lab.
+ordering:
+  - neutral
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