Nicolas Bremond Email & Phone Number

Berkeley, Ca

People who work in out-of-school time programs are hungry for the tools and resources they need to help all children succeed. CalSAC's Trainer Network provides a diverse array of experiential, interactive in-person and online trainings that build the knowledge and confidence of out-of-school time professionals at all levels, from line staff and practitioners to managers and program directors. A key component of the program is the development of the professionals who join the network as trainers – through training and mentorship, these individuals expand their leadership and facilitation skills as well as connect to a professional community and network, which benefits both those receiving training and the programs where trainers work. CalSAC's Trainer Network is the largest of its kind in the country, creating positive change at all levels — in the lives and career paths of individuals, in programs and among staff teams, and across California’s education system.

1187 Franklin St. San Francisco, Ca

UP ON TOP began in 2001 after a group of members of the Unitarian Universalist Church of San Francisco considered the idea of providing a no-cost childcare option for families impacted by the changes to the federal welfare program. Today, UP ON TOP provides high- quality, tuition-free after-school & summer opportunities, offering hope, stability, and fun to children of low-income families in San Francisco, while preparing them to be successful in school, in community and in life.

1050 Mcallister St. San Francisco, Ca

Founded in 2007, Collective Impact is a unique non-profit organization whose mission is to bring constructive change to people. We recognize that all people are connected, and believe that, if we work together, we can develop inventive solutions to the issues facing our community. Collective Impact serves as an incubator for innovative programs. We aim to nurture innovative solutions to society's most pressing issues. We provide resources and support to organizations so they could focus on developing their programs. Together can make an impact.The programs in our organization- Magic Zone, Mo'MAGIC, Ella Hill Hutch Community Center- may focus on different work, but they share a common goal; to create a positive impact on our local communities and the people they support. We partner with other organizations, agencies, and programs who share our vision.We understand that through education, people and communities can become empowered to transform their lives and situations. we provide the support and resources to help people of all ages become self-reliant, whether they are at-risk youth living in public housing or families who need information about nourishing food, and how they can live healthier life.​At Collective Impact, we recognize that the future of our children and our communities are at risk. We are taking action today that will help us realize positive changes tomorrow.

439 International Blvd #1, Oakland, Ca

Hack the Hood is an award-winning non-profit that introduces low-income youth of color to careers in tech by hiring and training them to build websites for real small businesses in their own communities. During 6-week "Bootcamps," young people gain valuable hands-on experience, build a portfolio, and learn about opportunities in the tech industry, as well as building critical technical, leadership, entrepreneurship, and life skills with mentorship from staff and tech professionals working in the field.

San Francisco Bay Area

Oakland, California

Bachelor Of Arts (Ba), Sociology

Minor in African American studies

High School, Oratory