Vice President Kamala Harris is embarking on a month-long tour aimed at outlining her role in the Democratic ticket for the 2024 elections.
Harris will speak in Chicago at the annual convention of the Rainbow Push coalition, a civil rights group founded by the Rev. Jesse Jackson.
She will also address the Delta Sigma Theta convention in Indianapolis.
Harris plans to speak at the Unidos US conference, a major Hispanic advocacy group, in Chicago.
The NAACP convention in Boston and the Women's Missionary Society of the African Methodist Episcopal Church convention in Orlando are also on her itinerary.
Harris to address Everytown for gun safety in Chicago.
These stops are part of Harris' official White House portfolio.
Biden's re-election effort sees this early period of the 2024 election cycle as an opportunity to energize key pillars of the Democratic Party.
Harris's presence at these high-profile events is seen as a sign of her driving force.
The visit reflects the Biden-Harris administration's focus on important issues concerning Americans and key constituencies including young people and Latinos.