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Dallas, Texas, United States

Builders of Hope CDC's mission is to transform Dallas and surrounding communities by building and preserving quality affordable housing, developing thriving neighborhoods and creating opportunity to economic mobility. We aim to cultivate neighborhoods where quality affordable housing options are accessible for all incomes, new development is equitable, inclusive and non-disruptive, and residents have the right to self-determination and to be free from displacement.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

The Community Revitalization Project (CRP) aims to empower low-income communities through the provision of free legal services and community education in the areas of Fair and Affordable Housing, Environmental Justice, and Community Development and Advocacy.

Dallas/Fort Worth Area

The mission of Legal Aid of NorthWest Texas (LANWT) is to ensure equal justice for low-income people through the provision of high-quality legal representation and to improve the lives of low-income Texans through the rule of law.

Austin, Texas Area

The Texas Civil Rights Project (TCRP) promotes racial, social, and economic justice through litigation, education, and social services for low/moderate-income persons least able to defend themselves. TCRP strives to foster equality, secure justice, ensure diversity, and strengthen low/moderate-income communities in Texas.

Greater Los Angeles Area

The Community Economic Development (CED) Unit aims to empower Los Angeles communities and community-based organizations in their efforts to attack poverty at its roots. The Unit is committed to building clean, safe, and economically vibrant neighborhoods through legal assistance, policy advocacy and community education.

Los Angeles, Ca

The Coro Fellows Program in Public Affairs is a full-time, nine month, graduate-level experiential leadership training program that prepares diverse, talented, and committed individuals for effective and ethical leadership in the public affairs arena.Fellows participate in a series of rotational internships across a variety of sectors including nonprofit, electoral politics, government, business, labor, and media.

Los Angeles, Ca

The Posse Foundation identifies, recruits, and trains incredible young leaders from urban public high schools and sends them in Posses to top colleges and universities around the country.Trainers are responsible for conducting program outreach, recruiting and selecting Scholars, facilitating Pre-Collegiate Training workshops and PossePlus Retreats, and developing and maintaining relationships with Posse Scholars and faculty mentors at three partner institutions.

Los Angeles, Ca

Step Up creates and implements impactful after-school and weekend programs that empower teen girls from under-resourced communities to be confident, college-bound, and career-ready.

Los Angeles, Ca

Step Up Women’s Network is a national, nonprofit membership organization dedicated to connecting and advancing women and girls. By bridging communities of professional women and underserved teen girls through mentorship, networking and advancement, Step Up ensures women and girls have the opportunities they need to create a better future.

Doctor Of Law (Jd), Public Interest Law And Policy

Activities and Societies: David J. Epstein Program for Public Interest Law and Policy, Critical Race Studies Program, El Centro Legal.

B.A., Political Science, Spanish

Activities and Societies: Resident Advisor, Peer Health Educator, Troy Camp, Chicanos for Progressive Education, Mortar Board