At #WeAllGrow, I managed Amigahood - our digital membership community of over 26,000 impactful Latinas and Femme Latines, increasing membership by over 100% in my tenure. In this role, I curated a robust calendar of weekly virtual events and owned the end-to-end event lifecycle in support of our mission to elevate the voices and stories of Latinas. I also successfully launched several programs to increase our membership's value, including our signature Latinas & Libros Book Club - gaining over 1,600 members in it's first year and featuring monthly author chats with prominent Latine writers - and our Amigahood Circle Leader program leveraging intra-community leadership to sustain our 85+ sub-groups. Workshop sessions were community led and our Amigahood-Exclusive events series featured high-profile voices including Isabel Allende, Amara La Negra, Yung Pueblo, and Illia Calderon to name a few.The #WeAllGrow Latina membership group, Amigahood, is the intergenerational and bilingual social network for original content, digital tools, virtual events y comunidad for Latina and femme Latine entrepreneurs, creatives and professionals. We embrace Latinidad in the way you personally define it with all of its intersectionalities.

The ROOTED Collaborative is a global community focused on the growth and development of women leaders of color in the social impact sector, providing targeted networking and development opportunities for members. The mission of the ROOTED Collaborative is to identify, create space for, unify and develop a global community of women fundraisers of color in the social impact and social good space.

ACCESS College Foundation provides educational pathways leading to certification or college degree attainment and career opportunities for students, particularly those who may not otherwise have access. Since 1988, ACCESS College Foundation has assisted more than 69,000 low and moderate-income public school students with enrolling in a certification or degree program after high school, secured over $684 million in scholarships and financial aid for these students, and awarded more than $11 million in ACCESS "Last-Dollar" Scholarships to help fund their post-secondary educational paths.

Virginia Stage Company is southeastern Virginia's premier professional theatre serving an audience of over 58,000+ patrons annually, both at the Wells Theatre and throughout the community. VSC enriches, educates, and entertains the region by creating and producing theatrical art of the highest quality.

The Intercultural Festival (ICF) is a completely student-organized event dedicated to celebrating the diversity of VCU and the surrounding community. ICF attracts thousands of people from different ages and backgrounds and includes unique performances, authentic food, games, children’s activities, carnival rides, an art exhibition, a petting zoo, cultural displays and much more.

Dance Place builds a community of artists, audiences, and students through high-quality performances, commissions, training, and educational programs. Dance Place is committed to enriching the field of dance locally, nationally and internationally.

Presented by Dogtown Dance Theatre, the Richmond Dance Festival is a three-weekend festival featuring local and national dance artists, as well as international dance film artists in the heart of historic Manchester in Richmond, VA.

Dogtown Dance Theatre is a home for performing artists to create and present their work while developing the skills needed to thrive. Dogtown seeks to enliven the RVA community by encouraging expansive creative expression and education across diverse populations.

Urban Bush Women galvanizes artists, activists, audiences, and communities through performances, artist development, education, and community engagement. With the ground-breaking performance ensemble at its core, ongoing initiatives like the Summer Leadership Institute (SLI), BOLD (Builders, Organizers & Leaders through Dance) and the Choreographic Center, UBW continues to affect the overall ecology of the arts by promoting artistic legacies; projecting the voices of the under-heard and people of color; bringing attention to and addressing issues of equity in the dance field and throughout the United States; and by providing platforms and serving as a conduit for culturally and socially relevant experimental art makers.