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Why Join An Association- New Mexico Hospitality & Tourism Folks: Ask Me How!
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By Gabriela “Gabby” Chavez-Lopez
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Calling all Latinas 💃 if we want to be taken seriously as a voting 🗳️ block AND be consequencial for this election — and any forthcoming election —…
Calling all Latinas 💃 if we want to be taken seriously as a voting 🗳️ block AND be consequencial for this election — and any forthcoming election —…
Shared by Gabriela “Gabby” Chavez-Lopez
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Volunteer Experience
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President
Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley
- Present 4 years 7 months
Civil Rights and Social Action
The Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley (LCSV) develops and strengthens the power of Latinas to advance our collective success through sisterhood, leadership, and civic engagement.
We have approximately 150 active members, and hundreds of other friends and partners who contribute and help us achieve our mission. Our members are diverse in ethnicity, age, education and professional background. From students to city council members, and entrepreneurs to executive directors, everyone makes a…The Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley (LCSV) develops and strengthens the power of Latinas to advance our collective success through sisterhood, leadership, and civic engagement.
We have approximately 150 active members, and hundreds of other friends and partners who contribute and help us achieve our mission. Our members are diverse in ethnicity, age, education and professional background. From students to city council members, and entrepreneurs to executive directors, everyone makes a powerful contribution to our wonderful LCSV family. -
Council member, Hispano Philanthropic Society
United Way of Central New Mexico
- 3 years 6 months
Education
The Hispano Philanthropic Society (HPS) is one of United Way of Central New Mexico’s newest and fastest growing Affinity Groups with a mission to identify and recognize local Hispanic leaders in philanthropy. The society is engaged in promoting Hispanics as advocates, volunteers, and contributors to help build stronger, healthier neighborhoods and communities.
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Co-Chair, Community Grants Committee
United Way of Central New Mexico
- 5 months
The community grants committee reviews, evaluates, and grants $800,000 in funds to local nonprofits that align with the Hispano Philanthropic Societies' focus of supporting middle-school youth through dedicated programs. United Way of Central New Mexico Hispano Philanthropic Society (HPS) is to be the national leader in recognizing, engaging, and encouraging Hispanic leadership in philanthropy.
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Board Member
Delmas Park Neighborhood Association
- Present 4 years 10 months
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Legacy Committee Member
GLIDEsf
- 1 year 1 month
Social Services
What do 15 social entrepreneurs under the age of 35 with backgrounds including media, web public relations, marketing, law, government, and education have in common? A shared passion for social change. The GLIDE Legacy Committee is a radically inclusive team comprised of social entrepreneurs who strive to engage, inspire and educate new audiences of young professionals within the San Francisco Bay Area through GLIDE’s mission of unconditional love, compassion and social justice to broaden and…
What do 15 social entrepreneurs under the age of 35 with backgrounds including media, web public relations, marketing, law, government, and education have in common? A shared passion for social change. The GLIDE Legacy Committee is a radically inclusive team comprised of social entrepreneurs who strive to engage, inspire and educate new audiences of young professionals within the San Francisco Bay Area through GLIDE’s mission of unconditional love, compassion and social justice to broaden and deepen community involvement with the organization.
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"Cinta Azul" Committee Member
The Mexican Museum
- 2 years 1 month
Arts and Culture
The Special Events Cinta Azul Committee serves as an ad-hoc committee of the Development Committee. The soul and spirit of the arts and cultures of Mexico and the Americas are fundamentally linked. Through its programs, The Mexican Museum voices the complexity and richness of Latino art throughout the Americas, encouraging dialogue among the broadest public.
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Casa Joaquin Mentor
The Greenlining Institute
- 2 years 1 month
Education
Casa Joaquin is home to 36 students per academic year and is conveniently located blocks away from the UC Berkeley campus. Casa Joaquin has a long tradition of supporting and meeting the needs of first-generation, low-income, UC Berkeley students, with the goal of increasing recruitment and retention. Through the support, mentorship, and leadership development curriculum of the Greenlining Leadership Academy, we work to:
*empower student leaders of color to advocate for social justice…Casa Joaquin is home to 36 students per academic year and is conveniently located blocks away from the UC Berkeley campus. Casa Joaquin has a long tradition of supporting and meeting the needs of first-generation, low-income, UC Berkeley students, with the goal of increasing recruitment and retention. Through the support, mentorship, and leadership development curriculum of the Greenlining Leadership Academy, we work to:
*empower student leaders of color to advocate for social justice and equity on campus and in their communities
*inspire students to fulfill their true potential; nurture and develop leadership skills
*foster a positive and healthy university experience
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ELLA (Engaged Latina Leadership Activists) Summit Ambassador
Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley
- 1 year 1 month
Politics
The Engaged Latina Leadership Activist (ELLA) program is designed to increase the leadership abilities of local Latinas and provide them with opportunities to learn about themselves and issues impacting Latinas locally and state-wide.
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Founder
Sigma Omega Nu @ Santa Clara University
- 10 years 8 months
Education
Ten young women found Sigma Omega Nu, Latina Interest Sorority at Santa Clara University on April 28, 2007. All dedicated to the pillars in which Sigma Omega Nu stands for: Academics, Cultura, and Sisterhood. The sorority strives to provide its members with moral, academic, and family support. Keeping it's commitment to sisterhood, community, and academic success a philanthropy, student scholarship and mentorship program were established. Sigma Omega Nu remains a strong campus advocate for all…
Ten young women found Sigma Omega Nu, Latina Interest Sorority at Santa Clara University on April 28, 2007. All dedicated to the pillars in which Sigma Omega Nu stands for: Academics, Cultura, and Sisterhood. The sorority strives to provide its members with moral, academic, and family support. Keeping it's commitment to sisterhood, community, and academic success a philanthropy, student scholarship and mentorship program were established. Sigma Omega Nu remains a strong campus advocate for all Latinas at SCU and encourages it's members to achieve both personal and academic success.
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Committee Member, Membership
Young Professionals of Albuquerque
- Present 7 years 11 months
YPA aims to attract Albuquerque young professionals in their 20s and 30s across all industries. Members are Albuquerque natives as well as transplants who are seeking to connect with young professional peers, develop leadership skills and get plugged in to the community.
Honors & Awards
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Certificate Program, Forum on California Politics
USC Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics
This program serves to support and create a pipeline of trained Latina advocates to further impact communities across California by developing a training session for the HOPE Leadership Institute (HLI) to include current participants and alumni, in partnership with the USC Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics. The training seminar will serve as a mechanism to enhance HLI alumni’s skills by providing by providing them with a primer on the political landscape of California. It will also help…
This program serves to support and create a pipeline of trained Latina advocates to further impact communities across California by developing a training session for the HOPE Leadership Institute (HLI) to include current participants and alumni, in partnership with the USC Jesse M. Unruh Institute of Politics. The training seminar will serve as a mechanism to enhance HLI alumni’s skills by providing by providing them with a primer on the political landscape of California. It will also help them develop their communication skills and provide them access to key political strategies.
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LAM Member of the Year
LAM (Latino Professional Network)
As part of it's annual anniversary celebration, LAM, a multi-platform network connecting Latino professionals online and in person features the “LAM Community Awards” where the organization and it's over 9,000+ members get a chance to recognize four Latino/a trailblazers and influencers that have dramatically changed the business landscape and community.
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2010 Leadership Institute Graduate
HOPE (Hispanas Organized for Political Equality)
The HOPE Leadership Institute (HLI) is the first and only statewide leadership program specifically designed for professional Latinas in California. The goal of the Institute is to train Latinas in vital leadership and advocacy skills, enabling them to create fundamental change within their local neighborhoods and across California.
The HLI spans nine months, January through September, and includes five 3-4 day training sessions. Training sessions are intense, full days, and include…The HOPE Leadership Institute (HLI) is the first and only statewide leadership program specifically designed for professional Latinas in California. The goal of the Institute is to train Latinas in vital leadership and advocacy skills, enabling them to create fundamental change within their local neighborhoods and across California.
The HLI spans nine months, January through September, and includes five 3-4 day training sessions. Training sessions are intense, full days, and include academic seminars, personal assessments, group work, group presentations, lobbying and advocacy, field trips, networking receptions, and conference attendance. In between sessions, participants are assigned both individual and group research projects.
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2008 Inaugural Class ELLA Graduate
Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley
The Engaged Latina Leadership Activist (ELLA) program is designed to increase the leadership abilities of Bay Area Latinas and provide them with opportunities to learn about themselves and issues impacting Latinas locally and state-wide.
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