Sara Ramirez Email & Phone Number

Los Angeles County, California, United States

Collect, record and summarize data on observable client behavior. Assist with parent and caregiver training in line with the client’s individualized treatment plan and behavior reduction protocols.

Los Angeles, California, United States

National Academy of Sports Medicine certified personal trainer. Head trainer at The Camp Transformation Center - focused on group, semi-private and kids fitness.

Los Angeles, California, United States

The Giving Back Fund (GBF) is a national nonprofit organization that encourages and facilitates charitable giving by professional athletes, celebrities, high net worth individuals, existing nonprofit organizations, corporations and others who truly desire to give back. GBF provides philanthropic consulting, management and administrative services while operating as a flexible, convenient vehicle for establishing individual foundations and fiscally sponsored projects under a governance structure like that of a community foundation. By offering a straightforward and cost-effective approach to philanthropy, high-level expertise and professional services, and carefully targeted giving opportunities, GBF helps those who want to give back to society and to the communities that have nurtured them.Duties:- provide overall day-to-day customer service and support to ensure the effective execution of client objectives in project execution, marketing and advertising campaigns. - administration, project tracking duties, research and handling client database- Blackbaud/Raiser's Edge/Raiser's Edge NXT database administrator - Provide support to the Development/Foundation Management team by developing and implementing policies to guide data entry, proper coding, importing/exporting data, creating queries & reports, ensuring that staff are trained in the proper use of the database, and making sure that the database effectively captures donor and prospect information and generates accurate financial and analytical reports.

634 S Spring St. Ste 727. Los Angeles, Ca 90014

The Immigration Center for Women and Children (ICWC) is a non-profit legal organization providing free and affordable immigration services to underrepresented immigrants in California and Nevada. ICWC strives to provide security and stability for children who are abused, abandoned or neglected and for immigrants who are victims of domestic violence, sexual assault and other violent crimes.

Greater Los Angeles Area

• Acts a liaison between clients and attorneys/legal assistants. • Maintain records and filing systems, data entry, fielding telephone calls, processing client payments and all incoming mail from USCIS.• Explain rights and responsibilities to clients with approved forms of relief.

Los Angeles

CARECEN is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the human and civil rights of Central Americans and other immigrant communities through legal and educational services, and by advocating and organizing to transform immigration and education policies. CARECEN's Legal Department serves a large number of immigrant survivors of crime with free and low-cost immigration legal services within the Los Angeles community. As a legal assistant intern, my responsibilities include:● Assisting attorney in casework that will help provide client with a U-Visa (non-immigrant visa)/VAWA (Violence Against Women Act) certification. ● Assisting in conducting intake appointments for survivors of domestic violence and other violent crimes. ● Translate and draft client declarations, and provide follow up on cases.

Uc Davis

La Raza Pre-Law is a non-profit student organization with a progressive agenda that seeks to protect and advance the civil rights of individuals who are underrepresented while undergrads at the University of California, Davis and in respective communities. LRPLSA works to promote and sustain the academic success of any prospective law student at UC Davis.

Davis, Ca

The Yolo County Neighborhood Court seeks to address low level crimes through community-based solutions to redress the harm caused by these offenses outside of the traditional criminal justice system. Neighborhood Court utilizes restorative justice concepts which identify crime as acts that cause harm done to people and communities. As a community representative, I was an advocate for the community's needs, interests, and perspectives with respect to the crime committed. My responsibilities include: ● Receive and review crime reports from the District Attorney● Discuss with other community representatives the harm that the community experienced as a result of the crime● Engage in dialogue with offender to encourage accountability on the part of the offender ● Arrive at a conclusion as to what next steps are necessary to remedy the situation as fully as possible.

Sacramento, California Area

● Assisted Orthotics Staff in designing and fitting braces, artificial limbs, and casts on patients.● Interacted extensively with patients.

Davis, Ca

● Teaching Assistant in 5th grade classroom.● Engage with and teach students math, science and literature in Spanish.

Uc Davis

● Worked side by side with graduate student with their research related to stigma in the HIV positive community. ● Created research proposals, annotated bibliographies, field notes.● Transcribed research interviews.

Davis, Ca

● After-school teaching assistant for children in grades Pre - K through 1st grade.● Occasionally substituted as Spanish teacher.

(B.A.) Sociology, Law And Society

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