Jesse Carrillo Email & Phone Number

Portland, Or, Us

•Conduct legal research and analysis on regulatory issues related to energy laws and regulations;• Research and prepare memoranda on various legal issues impacting the utility's operations and business strategy; and• Attend meetings, hearings, and conferences to observe legal proceedings and regulatory developments relevant to the utility.

Washington, Dc, Us

• Award: Special Act Award from the Director of the Office of Energy Justice and Equity for my role in the "Energy Justice to the People Roadshow," a series of community engagement events in the Gulf South.• Supported and provided research and writing services to the implementation of Energy and Environmental Justice policy and projects:• Highlights: Community Benefits Plans, Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit Program § 48(e), Port Arthur Task Force.; Justice Week 2023; Annual Equity Action Plan.; Equity , Labor, and Economic Prosperity Workgroup• Supported with the review of federal funding opportunities under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act;• Facilitated engagement with community stakeholders across the country concerning federal investments in their region, including, Port Arthur, TX, Lake Charles, LA, and across the River Parishes in Louisiana; • Engaged with stakeholders across the DOE complex to advance and implement Energy Justice policy and initiatives.

Washington, Dc, Us

• Award: Special Act Award from the Director of the Office of Energy Justice and Equity for my role in the "Energy Justice to the People Roadshow," a series of community engagement events in the Gulf South.• Supported and provided research and writing services to the implementation of Energy and Environmental Justice policy and projects:oHighlights: Community Benefits Plans, Low-Income Communities Bonus Credit Program § 48(e), Port Arthur Task Force.; Justice Week 2023; Annual Equity Action Plan.; Equity , Labor, and Economic Prosperity Workgroup• Supported with the review of federal funding opportunities under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and the Inflation Reduction Act;• Facilitated engagement with community stakeholders across the country concerning federal investments in their region, including, Port Arthur, TX, Lake Charles, LA, and across the River Parishes in Louisiana; • Engaged with stakeholders across the DOE complex to advance and implement Energy Justice policy and initiatives.

- Manage casework and represent taxpayers in tax controversies with the IRS and the Oregon Department of Revenue under the supervision of an experienced tax attorney.- Assist clients in administrative proceedings, including interviewing and counseling clients, conducting factual investigations, drafting documents, negotiating cases, and representing clients in hearings, trials, and appeals.

Portland, Or, Us

Provided legal research and writing services for BPA’s Office of General Counsel. Clerk assignments I worked on covered legal questions across BPA’s four legal divisions: power, transmission, natural resources, and general matters.- Reviewed, analyzed and summarized Federal Electricity Regulatory Commission (FERC) orders for any updates to policy or creative legal arguments or reasoning arising out of these;-Tracked and followed FERC notices of proposed rule making concerning rule changes to queue processing and cluster studies;- Prepared memos summarizing legal issues arising under the Federal Power Act, the Northwest Power Act and National Environmental Policy Act of 2005; and- Prepared memos concerning the legislative history of the Northwest Power Act and National Environmental Policy Act of 2005.

Portland, Or, Us

- Provided direct support to the elected-official by briefing him about the policies and initiatives concerning his specific jurisdiction as well as general issues affecting the greater population;- Led and collaborated on policy items and projects, and researched and drafted language for ordinances, resolutions and proclamations; - Prepared and edited talking points, public statements, letters, memos, and special correspondence; and - Drafted correspondence to be shared via all platforms, including social media, with constituents and the greater public.

Portland, Or, Us

- Acted as a representative for the elected and her office by answering correspondence, staffing meetings, and serving as her liaison to specific issues, policies, and projects; - Continually monitored active constituent inquires to ensure that their cases were handled in a responsive manner; and - Researched and drafted language for ordinances, resolutions, and proclamations.

Portland, Or, Us

Portland, Or, Us

As a broad member of WILL, our mission is to promote the personal and professional development of young women so they can act as agents of social change in their communities. One way we accomplish this mission is a week long international course in Portland. By expanding study abroad opportunities to first-generation, indigenous, and low-income college students, we open new pathways for cross-cultural understanding.Our programs prepare women to lead their communities by improving decision making power, increasing self-confidence and leadership skills, and encouraging social entrepreneurship.We weave together site visits with community partners from diverse backgrounds to highlight Oregon leaders' strengths and challenges as they work towards a more just and equal society. Throughout the week experience, women are encouraged to reflect with one another, build connections, and ask questions of the experts who share their stories with us.

- Performed a wide range of clerical duties such as filing various court documents, managing attorney calendars, handling incoming phone calls, drafting legal documents and correspondence, billing, and performing legal research; - Assisted attorneys in preparation and filing of several types of immigration applications; Managed and performed routine follow-up on a large caseload to ensure timely filing; - Worked directly with clients to initiate case filings, including coordination of documents and information required to facilitate preparation and filing of various types of immigrant petitions and applications; and - Facilitated clerical exchanges with international, federal, state, and local agencies.

- Worked closely with the sole practitioner to assist clients with their immigration cases; - Case managed and performed routine follow-up on a 50-60 caseload to ensure timely filing; and- Communicated directly with clients, via multiple channels, to initiate case filings, including coordination of documents and information required to facilitate preparation and filing of various types of immigrant petitions and applications.

Los Angeles, California, Us

City Year AmeriCorps members serve as student success coaches, helping students build on their strengths and cultivate social, emotional and academic skills that are important in school and life.

Portland, Or, Us

The Ronald E. McNair Scholars Program at Portland State University (PSU) works with motivated and talented undergraduates who want to pursue PhDs. It introduces juniors and seniors to academic research and to effective strategies for getting into and graduating from PhD programs.Title and abstract of my research:“The fluidity of the 1.5 narrative: redefining and forming identity by way of Oregon and abroad; a collection of female testimonios.”Research on Mexican-migrants in the United States usually focus on the 1st and 2nd generations. Migrants who exit their home country and set roots in the United States are 1st generation while their U.S.-born children are 2nd generation. Often overlooked by the complexities of the two is the 1.5 generation: migrants who were brought to the United States as children and have been socialized here.The 1.5 generation has become a consistent force in the political agenda of undocumented people, but many have also returned to Mexico due to a battery of circumstance. To what degree does the later group adhere to the paradigm of the 1.5 narrative in the United States and abroad? What are understudied identity politics of the 1.5 generation and how do these identities inform policy?Building on theories of transnationalism, and migration, these questions explore the themes of identity, the borderlands, and globalization through the employment of qualitative methods including semi-structured interviews, participant observation and oral herstories, such as testimonios - authentic narrative, told by a witness who is moved to narrate by the urgency of a situation - with six women on both sides of the US-Mexico border.

Portland, Or, Us

Portland, Or, Us

Portland, Or, Us

Portland, Oregon, Us

Resident Services helps individuals and families living in affordable housing access the resources and services they need to thrive. Depending on the location, Resident Services assists with linking residents to community services, financial planning, helps overcome language and cultural barriers, advocates for residents with agencies and institutions, organizes enrichment programs and events, and helps build community. Different volunteers are needed depending on the resident population. At Kateri Park, we serve low income families, including many refugee families.

Portland, Oregon, Us

Assist youth, ages 5-12, with homework and foster positive, supportive relationships through Hacienda's Expresiones after-school program.

CHAP brings the healing power of art to children and their families facing medical challenges. CHAP creates art opportunities that engage, encourage, and inspire, where each child can be seen for their talents rather than their disease, diagnosis, or disability.Volunteer projects include studio maintenance, preparation of hospital supplies, sequencing art objects, printmaking objects, and administrative tasks.

"The Washington County Museum ignites the imagination and brings to life the diverse cultures that so richly define this remarkable region."Americans All: The Bracero Program in Washington County:After the bombing of Pearl Harbor the United States enlisted huge numbers of citizens to join the war effort. So many people left for the war and war industries that a national labor shortage of farm workers threatened the agricultural production in United States. Through a formal agreement with the Mexican government, the Bracero program was created to supply US agriculture with Mexican and Latin American labor during World War II. Described as a temporary labor program, the Bracero agreement brought in over 215,000 workers to the United States in the first five years. Mexico declared war and joined the Allies in 1942, one of only two Latin American countries to fight the Axis.Fast forward to modern day. Washington County has the largest Latino population north of Sacramento, California. This exhibition explores the first recorded influx of Mexican and Latino immigrants into Washington County, made possible through the Bracero program. The Museum hopes to broaden knowledge in the county about the Braceros and the achievements of Americans and Mexicans working together toward a common goal. Today, agriculture is still a major piece of the county’s economy. [Excerpt from site.]

FOSSW leads outreach to workers living on farm labor camps and low-income neighborhoods, builds the means for pro-bono legal recourse, fights policies that harm low-paid farm and seasonal workers, and help them learn labor history and grassroots organizing methods. On-the-job training is provided in all basic organizing skills.The volunteer opportunities vary depending on the time of year and the time availability and interest of the individual volunteer. In late October we need volunteers to make tamales. In November and December we have a series of events (food distributions, a 400 person family holiday party) in connection with our Holiday Campaign. For volunteers who put in the time for an organizer training program we take weekend long caravans to work directly with the organizations of farm, seasonal and service workers who we support.

Doctor Of Law - Jd

Bachelor’S Degree, Political Science; Minor In Chicano/Latino Studies