Víctor G. Sánchez Jr. Email & Phone Number

Greater Los Angeles Area

LAANE is an organizing and advocacy institution committed to economic, environmental, and racial justice. For the last 30 years, we have bridged community and labor power to win policies that improve the lives of working families in Los Angeles and in Long Beach. Our vision is to help build a new economy rooted in good jobs, thriving communities, and a healthy environment for all. We fight for change through community organizing, building community and labor coalitions, research, communications, and policy work.

Played a role in conducting site visits and offering recommendations to Liberty Hill's Fund for Change grant making program. The Fund for Change's goal is to support community organizing that builds power to win institutional change.

Los Angeles, Ca

The Eagle Rock Neighborhood Council (ERNC) is an official city organization, staffed entirely by elected volunteers and given a working budget of $37,000 per year. We consider issues relevant to our community, and make recommendations to the City of Los Angeles, City Council and the Mayor

Los Angeles, California

The New Leaders Council (NLC) is a national network of progressive leaders with over 50 chapters across the country and 8,000 alumni. NLC provides community members with opportunities to engage with – and challenge – current policymakers, to create blueprints to tackle current and future policy issues, and to support one another along their individual path to a more progressive political and cultural landscape.

950 W. Jefferson Blvd, Los Angeles, Ca 90089

Provide research and writing support on issues of environmental justice, regional inclusion, and social movement building.

Greater Boston Area

Develop and implement plans to build the capacity of state federations and local councils to establish and sustain effective relationships with community-based organizations around a shared vision for building power for working people in their communities.Working with Campaigns Department staff in the field, build and deepen relationships with community groups, based on mutual respect and trust that lead to collaboration and collective action around a shared agenda that includes but is not limited too good jobs, access to quality health care, quality public education, affordable housing, racial justice, immigrants’ rights, environmental stewardship and other social justice concernsIdentify, train and support department staff, state federation, labor council and grassroots leaders within labor and the community to build capacity for collective action.

Greater Boston Area

The New Leaders Council Institute is the premier leadership and professional development, training, mentoring, networking, and career and political advancement program for young professionals. An intense, five-month progressive entrepreneurship training program, each NLC Institute is highly-selective, admitting only 15 to 20 fellows to each program. The typical NLC Fellow is a successful risk-taker and a progressive advocate

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Develop and implement the AFL-CIO's national campaign strategy for achieving Comprehensive Immigration Reform.To evaluate and assess existing field operations, identifying opportunities for transformative community & labor partnerships while engaging affiliates and partners in developing and implementing movement building strategy around civic engagement.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

The United States Student Association (USSA) is the country's oldest and largest national student association, representing millions of students. Founded in 1947, USSA is the student voice on Capitol Hill, in the White House and in the Department of Education.The President is the Chief Executive and Financial Officer of the organization. The main responsibilities include but are not limited to staff management and supervision, fundraising for the organization, vision and strategic planning, board engagement and exploring entering coalition and ally partnerships.

The United States Student Association (USSA) is the country's oldest and largest national student association, representing millions of students. Founded in 1947, USSA is the student voice on Capitol Hill, in the White House and in the Department of Education.As Vice President, there are three general responsibilities: to chair the board of directors, to serve as a spokesperson for the organization, and to oversee the staff and their relations with students across the country. There are also miscellaneous duties, such as training students at conferences and helping to fundraise.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

The Center for Progressive Leadership (CPL) is a national civic training institute that develops diverse leaders who can effectively advance progressive political and policy change. The Center for Progressive Leadership has trained over 6,000 leaders through intensive, nonpartisan leadership programs primarily in our state offices (currently Arizona, Colorado, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Wisconsin). The CPL Executive Fellowship is a selective nine-month, part-time leadership development program for future nonprofit senior and executive leaders in Washington, D.C.

The University of California Student Association (UCSA) is a coalition of students and student governments that aims to provide a collective voice for all students through advocacy and direct action. UCSA participates in the shared governance of the University of California system, and seeks to advance higher education by empowering current and future students to advocate on their own behalf for the accessibility, affordability, and quality of the University of California system.

The Student Union Assembly (SUA) is the official student government body at UC Santa Cruz. First created in 1985, the SUA was the product of the growing desire amongst students for an umbrella establishment to organize and help sustain all the various campus groups. The SUA has since grown in scale, and its current officers and voting members all represent a broad cross-section of the university population.The SUA is entirely student-funded and student-run, and deals directly with student concerns - both those that relate directly to SC students (such as student fees, campus labor issues, and matters of academic integrity), and those that affect students on a statewide level (including budget cuts, voter registration, and accessibility to higher education). The SUA also funds student events, holds political rallies, establishes coalitions with other campus entities and the school administration, and facilitates student internship and activist opportunities.

-Represent UC Santa Cruz in a professional positive manner during all scheduled walking/shuttle tours of the campus. Communicate effectively with diverse populations of campus visitors. Effectively communicate required information about all aspects of the University. -Represent UC Santa Cruz at Admissions sponsored events and campus wide events, conferences, and workshops.-

-Organized programming and events like the New Student Welcome's, Dia de Los Muertos celebrations, community townhalls, guest lecturers/speakers and Documentary Screenings.-Other coordination efforts included putting together our two biggest community events: the Multicultural Career Conference,and the Cesar Chavez Convocation.

Certificate, Diversity And Inclusion For Success

An Executive Education program that covers organizational culture, climate, and inclusive excellence, implicit bias, authentic leadership.

Master’S Degree, Public Policy

Activities and Societies: USC Price Latino Student Association (PLSA), Student of Color and Allies Policy Forum (SCAPF), Partnership.

B.A., Sociology, Latin American And Latino Studies

Activities and Societies: El Centro: Chican@/Latin@ Resource Center, Oakes College, Student Union Assembly (SUA), University of California.