Angela Palm Hopkins
About Angela Palm Hopkins
Angela Hopkins: Senior Director of Marketing and Communications
Angela Hopkins holds the position of Senior Director of Marketing and Communications. In this role, she oversees the strategic direction and execution of marketing and communication efforts. Angela brings her extensive experience in content strategy to lead various initiatives aimed at enhancing organizational visibility and engagement.
Angela Hopkins' Role in Family Reunification Task Force Project
Angela Hopkins worked as a Content Strategist on the Family Reunification Task Force project for the Department of Homeland Security. Her responsibilities included collaborating with various stakeholders to ensure that the project met its objectives. Angela played a key role in the content strategy for this significant humanitarian initiative.
Angela Hopkins' Contribution to together.gov Site
Angela Hopkins was instrumental in building the together.gov site, a critical resource designed to assist families separated at the US-Mexico border. She collaborated closely with the Department of Homeland Security and the Family Reunification Task Force to develop the site's content. Angela's work included ensuring that the site was accessible in multiple languages, including Spanish and Portuguese.
Multi-language Content Creation by Angela Hopkins
Angela Hopkins was involved in creating multi-language content for the together.gov site. Her efforts included translating vital information into Spanish and Portuguese to reach a broader audience. This initiative was part of her commitment to making the site accessible to families affected by separation at the US-Mexico border.
Angela Hopkins' User Testing and Design Improvement Initiatives
Angela Hopkins participated in user testing to improve the design and usability of the together.gov site. Her engagement in this process was crucial for ensuring that the site was user-friendly and met the needs of its target audience. Angela's contributions helped to refine the site's interface and functionality.