Lead the development of a county-wide Language Access Plan and Community Engagement Plan to remove barriers for public participation.Support the development of a Notice of Funds Availability Qualifications for the American Rescue Plan funds allocation process by engaging in meaningful dialogue and decision-making with the community to deliver equitable outcomesSupport the management of the ARPA NOFA process through the creation of a diverse NOFA review committee that reflects local communities. Support the creation of a review committee orientation to ensure a shared understanding of disproportionately affected communities. Analyze review committee proposal scoring and present recommendations to the Board of Supervisors for funding distribution to specific projects that address community needs. And ensure that our dashboard is accessible to community members.Build trust and strong working relationships with local communities and seek to solveproblems and create innovative ideas grounded on anti-racist principles and collaboration.

Lead United Lift outreach strategies that included rental assistance community pop-up events info sessions with stakeholders and community leaders. Create applications sites with community partners, community leaders and application sites to ensure COVID-19 impacted residents had access and were able to obtain this critical resource. Onboard, train, and supervise 9 outreach coordinators and volunteers.Co-Lead Resident Leadership table with community leaders to collaborate with systems/institutional leaders to advance equitable housing outcomes for low-income residents in the Coachella Valley(Prepare bilingual results based framework agenda/ PowerPoint/ and lead meetings).Lead 14 listening sessions across Riverside County to gather feedback on housing and economic mobility data and identify housing and government services priorities for residents that would be used to inform stakeholders and develop strategies to address them. Groups included: Low-income renters, food service and hospitality workers, undocumented immigrants, African-Americans, warehouse workers, farmworkers, people experiencing homelessness, etc).Assisted emergency cash assistance program for Coachella Valley residents impacted by COVID-19 and volunteer program.

Assist in preparing resolutions for Riv.Co Supervisors adoption to apply for two 5 Million HCD CalHome grants to fund the Mobile Home Tenant Loan ProgramHelp inform all cities in CV about HCD SB 2 Planning Grant funds and provide technical support to ensure all cities applied for funds and advance policy priority areasSupport Housing CAN policy, investment, pipeline, and resident engagement areas as needed to advance the goal of producing 10,000 affordable housing units over the next 10yrs.

Provide translation at Resource Committee meetings to ensure Spanish speaking community had access to to provide public comment and engage during County Meetings and other stakeholders.

Created and implemented a community engagement plan that focuses on engaging general membership and retention of core youth leaders and community partners Executed a curriculum for undocumented youth that aims to support their pathway to higher education, civic engagement, and advocacy for immigrant communitiesInformed community members of current immigration policies through group information sessions, panels, and campus visits, 1-1 meetings and workshops

• Assisted during student drop in hours to discuss professional development including resume and cover letter writing• Wrote and managed student-focused blogs to share resources available while increasing views by over 60% by selecting most needed topics for all undergraduates and managed and increased Instagram and FB visits• Assisted in development of Butterfly Project tailored to help undocumented students in professionaldevelopment that included workshops such as, interview prep, resume writing• Co-facilitated and conducted outreach presentations with student organizations/residence halls and Family Orientation for parents of incoming freshman class to help them better understand their resources

• Collaborate in weekly conference calls with 18 UC students to strategize how to best address student issues including loans, programming, and access to attorneys by advocating and ensuring $5 million dollarsrenewal for academic, legal and financial support.• Draft letters and press releases to discuss current climate and report on needs of undocumented students in the UC system to the UC Office of the President• Help organize first student-led UC Undocumented Student Summit for over 300 students across the UCsystem to identify financially, academically, and professional student needs• Travel to other UC campuses to discuss conference planning and details including budget, outreach,transportation, and other financial assistance for student travel to summit

• Lead “Dreaming of a Higher Education Conference” for 150 undocumented high school students, transferstudents, counselors, and parents to learn about the process of attending college as an undocumented student, and resources available• Organize detailed workshops on campus to promote awareness to over 100 community members through “Immigrant Awareness Week” including “Coming out of the Shadows” event• Create dialogue with directors of various campus departments including the Counseling Center, UCPD, and Career Center to ensure the undocumented student community felt safe• Coordinate annual banquet to fundraise over $5,000 (highest amount in banquet history) in scholarships through community outreach through committees for the event including: auction item, outreach, & volunteering

• Mange social media advocacy outlets and increase engagement by over 30% and create monthly reports tohighlight efforts of all UC campuses• Extend online network through nation builder program to push for support on topics regarding research funding, DACA, and other student issues• Retrieve information about organizations working with UC campuses that help serve low-income underresourced communities and create list serve that can be used across California

• UCR undocumented student lead to UC regent to report the needs of undocumented students at UCR • Collaborated with different student centers including NASP, CSP, API, and LGBT center on projects to discuss, identify, and address issues affecting various communities

• Facilitated worker rights workshops across the C.V at local human resource centers to over 100 residents• Researched and developed referral list of homeless shelters and necessary documentation to share with temporary farm workers• Monitored translator accessibility and effectiveness at the Indio Courthouse through surveying and sitting in court cases to determine if all constituents were receiving appropriate language assistance

• Conducted 1-2 hour interviews in hard to reach immigrant population of the Coachella Valley to provide further understanding of the impacts of DACA (Deferred Action for Early Childhood Arrivals) on the educational trajectories of undocumented youth• Collected intake sheets with demographic information and wrote reflection papers for each interview to identify prominent issues used to present the need for policy change

• Spoke to over 250 individuals and informed citizens about Medina to increase number of voters• Educated registered voters on Medina’s contribution to the 61st District & his proposal for re-election• Gathered data based on responses and provided statistics used to develop better response rates and needs of the community