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Sacramento, California, United States

• Offer community engagement and power building strategy development support for clients in the nonprofit sector• Produce community research reports; strong application of project management, community assessment development and dissemination, analyze and validate quantitative and qualitative data analysis, report writing and editing, and generate appropriate images and charts towards report design• Develop organizational strategy to build power and capacity; draft policy recommendations, outline community assets and opportunities, and conduct power analysis• Coordinate and facilitate community engagement opportunities: focus groups, interviews, and partnerships

Sacramento, California Area

• Served as the interim Director of California, Programs and Policy (7 months)• Built strategic partnerships throughout California with community-based organizations, advocacy coalitions, and regional and state policymakers to advance health access and equity• Managed collaborative of 10+ organizations; managed subgrant contracts, provided training and technical assistance, and facilitated bimonthly coordination calls and in-person strategy and visioning convenings• Developed and executed multi-pronged policy campaigns to include community engagement, policy advocacy, and communication strategies to advance wellness and health equity• Designed and led quantitative and qualitative community research to inform community solutions, policies, and resource development, (i.e. community reports, one-pagers, and webinars); convened community stakeholders and experts across public and private sectors• Generated an additional $300,000 to SEARAC and community partners’s budget to engage in mental health advocacy

• Represented and advocated on behalf of community members and alumni during TRUSD Board Meetings• Worked with TRUSD administration to develop district-level recruitment and retention strategies• Comparatively analyzed TRUSD data to measure retention rates to inform the districts local funding formula• Increased visibility to parent engagement opportunities through user-centered web design

Uc Davis

• Coordinated 5 annual events ranging from 60-200 participants, managed multiple planning committees (20+ members), facilitated community partnerships, and mastery of backwards planning to achieve recruitment and retention objectives• Recruited and retained underrepresented UC Davis students through a robust internship program and workshop series focusedon awareness, advocacy, identity, and resources to elicit critical thinking• Partnered with 2 middle schools in Sacramento to host weekly higher education outreach efforts with 50+ youth

Masters Of Science, Management - Organizational Leadership

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Political Science: Public Service; Community & Regional Development

Activities and Societies: Asian Pacific Islander American Scholarship Fund, Southeast Asian Resource Action Center, Student Recruitment.

High School

Activities and Societies: Student Government, Criminal Justice Magnet Academy, Hmong Women CircleServed as the President for the Class.