​​Minority Outreach Solutions
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From working with clients across a wide range of industries to development of groundbreaking strategies, the team at Minority Outreach Solutions has demonstrated versatility, know how, and a strong determination for our client’s success. We know that every business has a unique set of goals, and we will work side by side with you to develop the messages. Minority Outreach Solutions creates campaigns and programs that will not only get your organization noticed, but facilitate your organization's success.
Riley Smith
In early 2008, Riley was inspired by then presidential candidate Barack Obama and his grassroots approach to politics. As a result, Riley went on to become a volunteer with Organizing For America. In 2009, Smith organized and facilitated an informational meeting regarding the newly proposed Affordable Healthcare Act legislation.
In 2010, Riley secured an internship with the Young Elected Officials Network, a program by People for the American Way, in which he gained a working knowledge of nonprofit 501 C3 and 501 C4 procedure. Later that year, Riley was selected to serve in the role of Election Day Coordinator and subsequently as Political Director for FACE Alliance, a nonprofit GOTV organization. Further, via an open letter, Riley successfully convinced the Hillsborough County Transportation Authority to offer voters, who presented their voter identification cards, a free ride to the polls on Election Day 2010.
Since 2009, Riley has dedicated a great deal of his time volunteering with community based organizations such as the Soup Kitchen at the Leon County Shelter, the Leon County Humane Society, the John G. Riley Center/Museum, the 2nd Infantry Regiment United States Colored Troops Reenactment Unit, the Florida Department of Corrections(Gavel Club), and many others.
Currently, Riley works as an equipment broker for a company which he confounded, H & S Remarketing, LLC. Riley is also a proud member of the "Tallahassee Toastmasters" club and serves as the Sponsor for the "Esteemed Speakers" Gavel Club at the Wakulla Correctional Institution Work Camp. As the Gavel Club Sponsor, Smith facilitates meetings for the inmates, which are tantamount to the advantageous meetings and programs enjoyed by Toastmaster International Members. Riley has also assisted Mr. Chuck Rabaut with the implementation of numerous gavel clubs in prisons located within Florida Department of Corrections Region 1.
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Issue and Advocacy Work
Immigration Reform
Florida Religious Leaders Lobby Day at The Florida Capitol
Sexual Violence Against Women Awareness
Domestic Violence
Awareness Campaign Advanced Nuclear Recovery Cost
Community Wide Voter registration Drive
Anti - Human trafficing Campaign
Protecting Florida's Environmental Resources
​Djawa Hall
After studying Broadcast Journalism at Florida A & M University, Djawa began his career as a Television News and Sports Reporter with WCTV6 Eyewitness News. While covering local politics, he began to understand the importance of community involvement in the policy making process.
Hall has since been engaged in the political process, working as an intern in Constituant Outreach for Florida's Senior Senator, Bill Nelson, organizing communities in Washington, D.C. and Northern Virginia with the Clean Air Defense Campaign, and as a Data Assistant for the 'Arrive With 5' Campaign with the People For the American Way Foundation's Young People For (YP4) Youth Leadership Fellowship Program.
Djawal has also done advocacy work on behalf of organizations such as The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, The American Civil Liberties Union, The League of Conservation Voters, and The Planned Parenthood Federation of America. He currently serves as a member of the Tallahassee Human Relations Council.
Tazh Hall
Tazh is a community activist who has actively worked, and continues to work to improve the Tallahassee community. Tazh has previously worked as one of two Lead Community Organizers for organizing For America. He is a member of the Leon County Democratic Black Caucus and Democratic Hispanic Caucus. He currently serves on the Urban League Youth Advisory Board, and also as membership Chair for the Leon County Branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. Mr. Hall is the Governmental Affairs Chair for the Florida A and M University Alumni Association, and was recently appointed to the position of Vice Chair for the Legislative Committee for The Democratic Party for The State of Florida.
Mr. Hall has worked on several campaigns such as that of The Honorable Curtis Richardson’s campaign for Florida Senate, Commissioner Nick Maddox’s successful bid for Leon County Commission, Carolyn Russ Francis’ bid for Midway City Commission, where following the election he was appointed by the Midway City Commission to its Education Committee. Mr. Hall’s most recent election efforts in 2012 included Campaign Manager for Lisa Sprague’s attempt at Leon County Sheriff, Independent Expenditure for former State Senator Al Lawson for United States 2nd Congressional District, GOTV efforts to encourage minority voters by the A. Phillip Randolph Institute and Voter Contact/Minority Outreach with The Eric Friall Campaign for Tallahassee City Commission. Mr. Hall served the 2013 Legislative Session to assist the Legislative and Political Director for one of Florida’s Largest Unions, AFSCME.
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