Ruby Sanchez Email & Phone Number

United States

• “Food, What?!” is a youth empowerment and food justice organization. At FoodWhat, we provide a meaningful space where youth define and cultivate their empowerment, liberation, and well-being. In my role, I design.
• Lead program design and organization of innovative, dynamic, and transformative core programming
• Establish programs to support the organization's strategic direction and mission, as well as create and manage long term goals- Develop program objectives and strategies to assess client satisfaction, program.

Watsonville, California, United States

• Monarch Services was founded in 1977, when volunteers secured a grant to open a safe shelter. The agency continued to grow to meet the need for safe shelter and services for domestic violence victims. Outreach efforts.
• Managed ~20 cases per week; 50 cases per month
• Conducted intake assessments based on data and analysis to identify needs and develop service plans for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking; ages 4-18
• Coordinated and facilitated educational, recreational and therapeutic activities for children and teens using a healing arts curriculum and provided a safe, non-judgmental environment
• Member and facilitator of Santa Cruz County’s Multidisciplinary Interview Team for child victims and witnesses along with District Attorney, law enforcement, child welfare services, and victim-witness programs

San Jose, California, United States

• Alpha Public Schools was formed in response to a group of parents in East San José who wanted better options for their children. Intent on creating a high-quality public middle school, in 2010 these mothers approached.
• Communicated, instructed, and built strong relationships with 170+ students and their families, mostly migrants, immigrants, and/or DREAMer’s
• Used assessment data to refine curriculum, inform instructional practices, and drive progress towards academic standards
• Worked closely with colleagues to problem solve and create a successful learning environment

Watsonville, California, United States

• Ceiba's vision is to create exceptional and sustainable public charter schools that close the college completion gap on California's central coast. We believe that every student, regardless of background, can prepare.
• Taught problem-solving and analytical reasoning; critical thinking skills
• Provided individualized instruction and small group support to ensure all students were advancing at an appropriate level
• Collaborated closely with team members to share best practices, improve instructional strategies and align and integrate curriculum
• Managed multiple short and long-term projects to increase student and parental involvement
• Assisted students in self-expression through artistic methods such as writing, performance, poetry, and improvisation

Bachelor'S Degree, Education

Bach, Art Teacher Education

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