OPERATIONS TEAM
Christina Collazo | Founder and Executive Director
Christina Collazo’s experience growing up in poverty in the Rio Grande Valley has given her an appreciation of the importance of strong education and support systems for women and children. A graduate of St. Edward’s University, Christina studied International Relations with a focus in Latin American Studies. Her background in non-profit organizations includes working at San Juan Diego Catholic High School in Corporate Sponsor Recruitment. Her work with A Look…for Love Foundation, raised monies for the Austin Children’s Shelter and the Austin Museum of Art. She founded Todos Juntos in 2009 and has worked together with her team to establish an innovative and collaborative Dual-Generation Family Learning Center focused on community, education, and trust.
Christina Collazo
Founder and Executive Director
Raney McKool | Operations Director
Born and raised in Dallas, Texas, Raney received a BFA from the University of Washington in Seattle, WA, before resettling in Austin. Originally serving as an AmeriCorps member at Todos Juntos, Raney officially joined the team as an assistant ECE teacher the following year, in September 2016. After two wonderful years of teaching, Raney moved into operations in 2018. While she misses the classroom, Raney loves working with her colleagues, partner organizations, dedicated volunteers, and the larger Austin community to advocate for Todos Juntos and its mission. Outside of work, Raney enjoyings woodworking, practicing Muay Thai, and spending time with her husband JR and daughter Maxine.
Raney McKool
Operations Director
Katie Magner | Programs Director
Katie has called Austin home since 2014 after earning her undergraduate degree in History at the University of Washington in Seattle. She began her career in AmeriCorps as a bilingual early literacy tutor for Literacy First for two service years. Her AmeriCorps experience exposed her to the vast inequities and disparities families face in public education as well Austin’s history that has systematically prioritized white families over BIPOC families. This exposure sparked her passion and set her to work in creating a more equitable community through education and empowerment wherever she went. Katie has worked and volunteered for many Austin area nonprofits such as the YMCA of Austin, BookSpring, East Austin Younglife, and Casa Marianella. Language and literacy has always been her focus as she knows how critical these skills are to educational and personal success in our world. She is thrilled to be joining the Todos Juntos team as the inaugural Programs Director where her passions, background and skills can support our critical mission. In her free time Katie enjoys walking, Zumba, and performing improv comedy at local theaters around town.
Katie Magner
Programs Director
Maria Vela | Administration and Communications
Maria Vela was born and raised in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico where she obtained her degrees in Public Relations and Marketing and an ESL Teacher Training Certificate. Maria’s career has mainly been focused on working with and for the community, building and strengthening relationships with non profits, businesses, government and civil organizations. Her teaching experience gave her the opportunity to see up close the impact that learning a second language can have in the lives of the students. As a public relations specialist, she believes that building personal and professional relationships in the community goes a long way, which is why she is strongly drawn to serve and use her time, talents, and treasures in the nonprofit world. In her free time, Maria enjoys walking, kayaking and exploring the city with her husband Daniel, their kids Bernardo and Olivia and their dog Roy.
Maria Vela
Administration and Communications
PROGRAM COORDINATORS
Yesenia Prieto | ECE Childcare Director
Yesenia joined Todos Juntos in January of 2022. As an Austinite raised in the east side of town, she experienced the effects of gentrification and gained an appreciation for supporting low income families. Her passion for early childhood education began after taking an ECE professions class in high school where she assisted first-year Kindergarten teachers at a local school, Mathews elementary. For the past two decades, she has worked in teaching and parent education roles for corporate, non-profit, and privately owned childcare centers in the Austin area including the Travis County Head Start program and the University of Texas CDC. Solidifying her professionalism in childcare, Yesenia has worked to obtain the Child Development Associate credential from the Council of Professional Recognition, an AAS focused on child development, the Texas Child Care Administrator’s Credential, the Texas Child Care Directors License, and became a registered trainer for the State of Texas on TECPDS. Devoted to being a lifelong learner, Yesenia is currently taking courses at Texas State University to complete a degree in General Studies with minors in Spanish, Diversity Studies and Human Development and Family Consumer Sciences. In her free time Yesenia enjoys spending time with her family of 5, her husband and 3 children, and exploring their new hometown of Kyle. As a first generation American and an ESL student herself, Yesenia is excited to work with the families at TJ and to use her childcare and non-profit background to take on the ECE Director role and lead the escuelita to becoming a fully licensed child care center!
Yesenia Prieto
ECE Childcare Director
Claudia Méndez López | Mi Familia & Me Program Coordinator; ECE Lead Teacher & Psychologist
Claudia was born and raised in Mexico where she obtained a psychology degree. After working for SOS Children’s Village, an NGO in Morelia, Mexico, Claudia became aware of the deep social inequalities experienced by children and the importance of prevention through supporting families, especially in early childhood. Since then, she has focused not only in doing research about children victimization to provide information that can be used to create public policies, but she also found the opportunity again to work directly with children and families being part of Todos Juntos since August 2021. She is amazed by Todos Juntos’ mission and to have the possibility of contributing to this essential work.
Claudia Méndez López
Mi Familia & Me Program Coordinator; ECE Lead Teacher & Psychologist
Alejandra Ramirez Aguillon | Adult Education Program Coordinator
Alejandra was born and raised in Mexico where she obtained a Social Science master’s degree. She has worked as a teacher in both Mexico and the U.S. She taught Spanish at St. Edward’s University. Alejandra recently worked as a case manager at the Latin American Community Center in Wilmington, Delaware where she helped clients during their job search, she also supervised the Adult Education Program, and assisted clients to apply for unemployment insurance during the pandemic. This experience touched her heart deeply, that is why she loves working with and for Latino immigrants. In her free time she likes spending time with her children and husband, listening to podcasts, sewing, and watching movies from all over the world.
Alejandra Ramirez Aguillon
Adult Education Program Coordinator
Diana Marin | Saludables Juntos Program Coordinator
Diana was born in Los Angeles California, she is a first-generation Salvadoran American. Diana moved to San Antonio Texas and obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work at Texas State University. During her internship at Raices, she was able to provide services to refugees, asylees, and immigrants coming from detention centers. Diana is passionate about serving the Latino community. After graduating from Texas State with her BSW, Diana worked as a CPS caseworker serving children in the foster care system. Diana was able to help reunify children with families and provide resources for families in need. Currently, Diana is pursuing her Master’s degree in Social Work at Texas State University, in hopes to encourage, uplift, and empower this new generation to come. In her free time, she likes to travel and explore new foods. Diana enjoys doing hikes with her dog Luke and spending time with friends and family.
Diana Marin
Saludables Juntos Program Coordinator
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND FAMILY PROGRAMMING
Yesenia Prieto | ECE Childcare Director
Yesenia joined Todos Juntos in January of 2022. As an Austinite raised in the east side of town, she experienced the effects of gentrification and gained an appreciation for supporting low income families. Her passion for early childhood education began after taking an ECE professions class in high school where she assisted first-year Kindergarten teachers at a local school, Mathews elementary. For the past two decades, she has worked in teaching and parent education roles for corporate, non-profit, and privately owned childcare centers in the Austin area including the Travis County Head Start program and the University of Texas CDC. Solidifying her professionalism in childcare, Yesenia has worked to obtain the Child Development Associate credential from the Council of Professional Recognition, an AAS focused on child development, the Texas Child Care Administrator’s Credential, the Texas Child Care Directors License, and became a registered trainer for the State of Texas on TECPDS. Devoted to being a lifelong learner, Yesenia is currently taking courses at Texas State University to complete a degree in General Studies with minors in Spanish, Diversity Studies and Human Development and Family Consumer Sciences. In her free time Yesenia enjoys spending time with her family of 5, her husband and 3 children, and exploring their new hometown of Kyle. As a first generation American and an ESL student herself, Yesenia is excited to work with the families at TJ and to use her childcare and non-profit background to take on the ECE Director role and lead the escuelita to becoming a fully licensed child care center!
Yesenia Prieto
ECE Childcare Director
Claudia Méndez López | Mi Familia & Me Program Coordinator; ECE Lead Teacher & Psychologist
Claudia was born and raised in Mexico where she obtained a psychology degree. After working for SOS Children’s Village, an NGO in Morelia, Mexico, Claudia became aware of the deep social inequalities experienced by children and the importance of prevention through supporting families, especially in early childhood. Since then, she has focused not only in doing research about children victimization to provide information that can be used to create public policies, but she also found the opportunity again to work directly with children and families being part of Todos Juntos since August 2021. She is amazed by Todos Juntos’ mission and to have the possibility of contributing to this essential work.
Claudia Méndez López
Mi Familia & Me Program Coordinator; ECE Lead Teacher & Psychologist
Norma Alvarez | ECE Assistant Teacher
Norma was born in Monterrey, Mexico and grew up in Tampico, Tamaulipas. She graduated from the University of Tamaulipas with a degree in Computer Science. Norma worked as an administrative assistant at Hospital Angeles, Tampico, for a couple of years. Later, she was given the opportunity to venture into the world of education at the Eduardo Guevara Diaz Elementary school in Reynosa, Tamaulipas. Despite not having studied to be a teacher, she was fascinated in that field of work. In 2016, she arrived in the United States. It was in 2021 that she found out through social networks about English classes taught by the Todos Juntos program. As a former TJ student Norma shares her thoughts on how it is great work that the organization does. After a year of taking classes at TJ and reaching the next level of English proficiency, she was given the opportunity to be part of the team. She feels happy about being able to help children in their development. In her free time she enjoys visiting the city, enjoying nature during the summer season, and going to the park with her family of three, her husband and her daughter.
Norma Alvarez
ECE Assistant Teacher
Danielle Arredondo | ECE Assistant Teacher
Danielle was born in the Rio Grande Valley, but relocated to central Texas and was raised in Austin. While she has experience working with children at a licensed childcare center, she is primarily a student at Texas State University. Currently Danielle is in her senior year of pursuing a Bachelor’s degree in Human Develop and Family Sciences with a minor in Special Education, and looking forward to graduating in the Spring of 2023. She has also served at TJ as a communications and administrative intern adding to her desired goal of entering a graduate program to obtain a Master’s degree in Business Administration. Danielle shared that she decided to join TJ because of the organizational mission and because here she could advocate for both parents and their children. In her freetime, she enjoys trying new restaurants, traveling, and spending time with friends and family.
Danielle Arredondo
ECE Assistant Teacher
Guadalupe “Lupita” Garcia | ECE Lead Teacher:
Lupita was born in Veracruz, Mexico and came to Austin at the age of 8 as her parents relocated to the states in search of a better life. Lupita has been a part of the Todos Juntos ECE teaching team going on 10 years now. She started her work with TJ as a volunteer in the classroom soon after graduating high school in 2009. While Lupita took some time for herself, she decided to return to TJ in 2016 and step into the role of an ECE teacher assistant. Over the years Lupita strengthened her teaching and caregiving skills and accepted the offer to become the lead teacher of the Pre-K aged class. In her free time Lupita enjoys spending time with her family and her 4-year-old daughter playing , watching movies and going shopping. Lupita is expecting a new addition to her family in the fall of 2022!
Guadalupe “Lupita” Garcia
ECE Lead Teacher
Ivett Garcia | ECE Lead Teacher
Ivett was born in Veracruz Mexico. Her parents brought her to the United States at the age of 8 looking for better opportunities. As a veteran staff, Ivett has been a part of the TJ team for 10 years. Joining Christina’s mission in 2009, Ivett started at TJ as a classroom volunteer shortly after graduating high school. Ivett officially joined the ECE teaching team in 2015, where she had the opportunity to bring her daughter into the program. Ivett believes that Todos Juntos does an amazing job helping the community, and preparing young children to start pre-k. In her free time, Ivett likes to spend time with her family, watching movies with her daughter, and taking walks with her family dog.
Ivett Garcia
ECE Lead Teacher
Cecilia “Cecy” Gomez | ECE Assistant Teacher
Cecy joined the Todos Juntos team in 2021, as a former student and parent of TJ . Born in the city of San Miguel de Allende in Guanajuato, Mexico she came to live in Austin in 2007. She is also a mother of 5 children. Cecy discovered TJ formerly known as Si Se Puede in 2011, as she began looking for options to study English. Cecy shared that TJ not only accepted her as a student but also provided care in the early childhood program for her daughter who was 3 years old at the time. By 2014 Cecy’s English skills had advanced to a level 4, which she feels very proud of. Upon completing the ESL program, Cecy dedicated most of her time to caring for her children until 2021, when Todos Juntos reached out with the opportunity to work in the TJ Escuelita as an assistant teacher where she feels it is a privilege to be able to serve our Hispanic community.
Cecilia “Cecy” Gomez
ECE Assistant Teacher
Rocio Ramirez | ECE Assistant and Co-lead Teacher
Rocio was born and raised in El Salvador. She currently has 3 years under her belt, working at Todos Juntos. She began as a student of TJ back when the program was known as Si Se Puede. Her son also attended the TJ early childhood education program making it a dual generation learning experience. Rocio’s work with children began when she volunteered at the local elementary school, Svante Palm Elementary, aiding in the Pre K 3 classroom. She then became a volunteer in TJ’s ECE classrooms and helped in the TJ office. Rocio feels fortunate that having arrived in this country as an immigrant, she was offered first job by Todos Juntos. With this opportunity she has been able to work in a classroom setting where she is passionate about being involved in teaching children and serving a community of parents that she can relate to, listen to, support and help. Rocio mentioned that her work at TJ is reflective of her want to give back to the TJ organization for all that they did and have done for her and her family.
Rocio Ramirez
ECE Assistant and Co-lead Teacher
Monica Salazar | ECE Assistant Teacher
Monica is one of the newest members to the Todos Juntos teaching team. She was born and raised in Sabinas Coahuila, Mexico. At 16 years old, she was offered to work in the CONAFE program where she was in charge of a group of pre-kindergarten and kindergarten children while she was in high school. At the end of high school she knew that she wanted to work in the field of education so she entered the Escuela Normal De San Juan De Sabinas where she began her education. In 2005, her family migrated to Austin where Monica served for a year in the AmeriCorps PALS program. There she worked as a teacher’s assistant in the bilingual pre-k class. In this time Monica also worked to receive her ParaEducators certification to work as an instructional aid at a local elementary school. Monica discovered Todos Juntos when her youngest son participated in the PBS-KLRU Play to Learn program offered at TJ. Monica has dedicated herself to caring for her three children, and providing the support required for her special needs child. She became a student in TJ’s ESL program virtually and then in person. As of this semester, she is part of the Todos Juntos team as a teacher’s assistant where she feels happy to return to teaching and sharing with young children!
Monica Salazar
ECE Assistant Teacher
ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMMING
Alejandra Ramirez Aguillon | Adult Education Program Coordinator
Alejandra was born and raised in Mexico where she obtained a Social Science master’s degree. She has worked as a teacher in both Mexico and the U.S. She taught Spanish at St. Edward’s University. Alejandra recently worked as a case manager at the Latin American Community Center in Wilmington, Delaware where she helped clients during their job search, she also supervised the Adult Education Program, and assisted clients to apply for unemployment insurance during the pandemic. This experience touched her heart deeply, that is why she loves working with and for Latino immigrants. In her free time she likes spending time with her children and husband, listening to podcasts, sewing, and watching movies from all over the world.
Alejandra Ramirez Aguillon
Adult Education Program Coordinator
Amber Miller| ECE Lead Teacher
Amber Miller
ECE Lead Teacher
Donna Shepperd | ESL teacher
Bio coming soon
Donna Shepperd
ECE Assistant Teacher
Rajani Ramachandran | ESL teacher
Rajani Ramachandran
ECE Lead Teacher
SALUDABLES JUNTOS PROGRAMMING
Diana Marin | Saludables Juntos Program Coordinator
Diana was born in Los Angeles California, she is a first-generation Salvadoran American. Diana moved to San Antonio Texas and obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work at Texas State University. During her internship at Raices, she was able to provide services to refugees, asylees, and immigrants coming from detention centers. Diana is passionate about serving the Latino community. After graduating from Texas State with her BSW, Diana worked as a CPS caseworker serving children in the foster care system. Diana was able to help reunify children with families and provide resources for families in need. Currently, Diana is pursuing her Master’s degree in Social Work at Texas State University, in hopes to encourage, uplift, and empower this new generation to come. In her free time, she likes to travel and explore new foods. Diana enjoys doing hikes with her dog Luke and spending time with friends and family.
Diana Marin
Saludables Juntos Program Coordinator
Social Work Intern | Saludables Juntos Program
Social Worker Intern
Our Board of Directors
Melissa Sustaita Acosta (Board Co-Chair) oversees the City’s employer-sponsored volunteer program. Throughout her professional career of 15 years, she has served the Greater Austin community with a focus on youth, families, and education. From managing school-based student support services to developing and implementing district-wide initiatives focused on behavioral health and mentoring, she has had the opportunity to cultivate strong relationships with multiple stakeholders in support of common goals. With a range of experience in working with a number of local non-profit partners, Melissa strives to lead by influence and seek to make an impact through service, engagement, and collaboration. Most recently, her professional experience has focused on program development and project management of K-12 student support services in Austin ISD schools.
Delphi Alvizo is a Case Manager for the Bonilla Law Firm, a personal injury law firm based in Austin with a history of serving the Central Texas community. In this role, she is part of the Media Relations team, which focuses on community advocacy and providing the Hispanic community with important safety information. Her 20+ year experience comprises various roles such as Behavior Intervention Specialist, Financial Auditor for federal and state funded programs, and volunteer projects serving under-represented groups in Austin, TX and surrounding areas. Delphi is passionate about engaging in advocacy and legislative activities that promote and influence policies for sustainable and equitable educational practices. She is also interested in advancing multicultural field experiences that are embedded early in the curriculum of teacher education programs. Delphi holds a BS in Interdisciplinary Studies and a Master’s degree in Special Education with a concentration in Behavioral Disorders and Positive Behavioral Supports from Texas State University.
Kendra Bolton (Power of Language Chair) is the Director of Integrative Wellbeing at Miraval Austin, a wellness resort focused on building mind, body and spirit connection with self and others to live a life in a balance. Kendra is committed to professional work and volunteerism that removes barriers between individuals and their dreams and specifically work that elevates women to achieve their potential and beyond. She brings 10 years of wellness experience from previous roles in higher education, public schools and board service for other Austin nonprofits. Kendra loves to dance to live music across all of Austin’s dance floors and travel the world.
Melissa Rios Canon currently serves as a HIV Prevention Consultant for the Texas Department of State Health Services since 2020, and has been in the HIV field since 2006. Melissa has over 15 years of non-profit management experience with strengths in financial oversight, grants management, continuous quality improvement, and program growth. Melissa has worked with a wide range of underserved and marginalized populations including people living with HIV/AIDS, LGBTQIA+, refugees and immigrants, youth with substance use, racial minorities, women, and people living with disabilities.
Erwin Cuellar is a native Austinite and is focused on giving back to his community. He graduated from The University of Texas at Austin in 2010, majoring in Finance, and his background includes working in the investment management industry, owning a bus business, and now leading the finances at his family’s manufacturing business.
Erwin is currently on the boards of Todos Juntos Learning Center, Chariot (formerly Drive a Senior Central Texas), and the Mexic-Arte Museum. In his spare time, he enjoys frequenting local coffee shops, reading and exercising.
Erica V. Ekwurzel, CFRE, MPAff, (Board Co-Chair) is the founder of CivicAIM, a philanthropic consulting practice focused on strengthening grantmaking, governance and impact. With experience as a professional fundraiser, a research scholar in philanthropic strategy, grantmaking program officer, and consultant focused on social impact, Erica brings an extensive perspective to her work. Erica holds a BA from Austin College and a Master of Public Affairs from the Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs at The University of Texas at Austin. She serves on the advisory councils and boards of: National Network of Consultants to Grantmakers, 21/64 Philanthropic Advisors of Color, and Austin Together Fund. Additionally, she is an investor to the Hispanic Impact Fund, a program of the Austin Community Foundation. When not on land building strong philanthropic ties and impact to the Texas community, you can find Erica, with a passport in hand, traveling to beach destinations and scuba diving exploring the depths and wonders of the sea with her family.
Angelo Foadey is a Vice President of Corporate Banking and Community Leader for Frost Bank in East Austin. He received his B.A. from Angelo State University and his M.A. from Texas Tech University. He has been with the Bank for over 14 years. Prior to joining Frost Bank, He taught beginning and intermediate French in the Modern Language Department at Texas Tech University. He has various experience with community service with organizations including Junior Achievement, Financial Literacy Coalition Central of Texas and Frost Financial Youth Academy. He served as Co-Chair for the Business and Entrepreneurship Committee for the Greater Austin Black Chamber of Commerce. He currently serves on Community Advisory Councils for Schools in East Austin.
Lina Garcia is the Public Affairs Director at an Austin-based organization, Professional Contract Services, Inc. (PCSI), that places Veterans with PTSD and Persons with Disabilities in Government Contracts. She brings 20+ years of experience working in Communications / Public Relations and Advocacy roles, launching national campaigns in Washington, D.C. Her employers have included: the U.S. Conference of Mayors, the Democratic National Committee, the U.S. Department of Labor and Congressman Silvestre Reyes (TX) where she served as a spokesperson and speechwriter. She’s launched media campaigns focused on: climate protection, labor rights, arts education and immigration. As a native El Pasoan and immigrant from Mexico, she very much looks forward to doing her part to help advance the important mission of TJ. For fun and as part of her work/life balance efforts, she serves as a yoga and meditation instructor.
MJ Korpela (Secretary) is a senior consultant with MAYA Consulting, where she leads projects related to child welfare, trauma and attachment, early childhood and 2Gen programs, family power building and DEI, strategic planning, and community engagement. Prior to joining the MAYA team, MJ spent 7 years building and overseeing trauma-informed 2Gen programming in Austin, TX. She has extensive experience in family-centered programming, including 2Gen models, trauma informed and attachment centered program models, mental health support and therapeutic milieu building, family empowerment and narrative change initiatives, and early childhood partnerships. MJ relocated to Austin in 2014 from Minneapolis, MN, where she worked primarily in mental health and crisis response with women and children, focusing on trauma, attachment, and racial equity. She earned her BA in Psychology from the University of Minnesota and will defend her thesis this year on building equitable, attachment centered 2Gen programs to finalize her MA in Counseling Psychology from Saint Mary’s University of Minnesota.
Yessica Marroquin is a Former Todos Juntos student and parent. She is an Austin Community College alumni where she earned her Associate degree in paralegal studies. She works as an Immigration paralegal. She believes in the power of education. Yessica has previously volunteered with the center in some events and as ECE teacher assistant. Her main reason to volunteer with TJ is that she is so happy and truly believes in the work and mission of the center. She has experienced the impact of TJ in the latino community first hand, so she would like to give back to the center that once supported her and her daughter.
Aman Patel (Treasurer) is a Technology Consultant for Deloitte Consulting where he works with local state agencies to drive large-scale technology implementation projects. Aman’s passion for providing education, advocacy, and empowerment to children in underprivileged communities is inspired by his mother: They have worked together to support organizations focused on children’s rights and combating poverty in India for over 7 years. He earned his B.S. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Texas at Austin.
Julieta Garcia Seebach is a Director at Fitch Ratings. She conducts bond rating analysis of municipal utility systems and state revolving fund credits across the country and brings 20 years of finance expertise. Prior to joining Fitch in 2008, Julie was a portfolio manager at the Texas Water Development Board where her responsibilities included managing and maintaining cash flows for a $3.5 billion loan and $2.5 billion debt portfolio for the agency. Earlier, Julie worked as a financial advisor at Dell Inc. and served as an AmeriCorps volunteer in Austin, TX. Julie began her career at Charles Schwab & Co. as a research analyst at the Schwab Center for Investment Research in
San Francisco, where she performed regression analysis and conducted bond fund research. Julie holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of Chicago (where she also participated in a study abroad program at the London School of Economics during her senior year of college), and a master’s degree in business administration from the McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin. She was born and raised in El Paso, TX, but has lived in Austin, Texas for 19 years. When not working, you can find Julie spending time with her husband (Chris), son (Luca), daughter (Helena), and two dogs (Ariel & Sydney).
Craig Snook is a consultant for JBL Strategies, a strategic advisory business focused on nonprofit leadership development and organization sustainability. Craig has a passion for working with leaders to grow and develop to strategically lead their organizations in both the for-profit and nonprofit sectors through leadership coaching and remote team management. His experience has ranged from individuals to senior management teams at the Dow Chemical Company as well as several Austin area nonprofits. Prior to joining JBL Strategies, he was a consultant with Executive Service Corps of Houston, an organization designed to promote best management practices in nonprofits. Craig is past board chair for EcoRise Youth Innovations, VELA, and past board member of THRIVE Cancer Fertility Network. Craig looks forward to advancing the mission of Todos Juntos in the local community long term.
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