?? As we continue our Latinas You Should Know campaign in honor of Women’s History Month we are excited to spotlight Carolyn L. Sandoval, PhD this week! Carolyn is the Senior Director of Instruction and Pedagogy at UC San Diego. A passionate leader in academia, she works to create inclusive learning environments and uplift diverse voices in higher education. Her commitment to fostering meaningful learning experiences is shaping the next generation of leaders in our community and beyond. Swipe through the graphics to learn more about Carolyn’s journey and impact in our community! Stay tuned as we continue highlighting Latinas You Should Know throughout March. ? #WomensHistoryMonth #LatinasYouShouldKnow #MANASD
MANA de San Diego
非盈利组织
San Diego，California 5,107 位关注者
MANA de San Diego transforms communities by empowering Latinas to achieve upward mobility and a better quality of life.
关于我们
MANA de San Diego, a non-profit national organization. Our mission is to transform communities by empowering Latinas to achieve upward mobility and a better quality of life. MANA de San Diego's award-winning, educational programs do just that, through: mentoring, educational financial support, health & wellness and leadership development workshops. Our programs include: ? Hermanitas - Youth Leadership Mentorship Program ? College Success Program ? The MANA De San Diego Scholarship Program ? Latina Success Leadership Program (LSLP)
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https://www.manasd.org
MANA de San Diego的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 非盈利组织
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- 2-10 人
- 总部
- San Diego，California
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- 非营利机构
- 创立
- 1986
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404 Euclid Ave
308
US，California，San Diego，92114
MANA de San Diego员工
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Inez González Perezchica, Ed.D.
In the Driver’s Seat of Life—Inspiring Others to Take the Wheel. Living a Chapter I Call Midlife Liberation.
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Venus Molina
Chief of Staff for Councilmember Campbell
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Victoria Kammerzell C.
Community Relations/Business Development Bilingual Executive-Latina Success Leadership Alumna/Emerging Leader
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Angela Mellow
Administrative Assistant at MANA de San Diego
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? We are proud to share that Gris Andrea Guzman, an Hermanitas alumna, College Success student, and scholarship recipient, has been selected to attend and present at the 50th Annual National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies (NACCS) Conference, taking place from April 2–5 in Albuquerque, New Mexico. She will join a group of five Latina, first-generation undergraduate and post-graduate scholars in leading a roundtable discussion on the history of misogyny and the erasure of women’s contributions in Chicano and Latino grassroots movements. ? This prestigious opportunity will provide Gris and her peers with valuable networking experiences among scholars and professionals who share similar identities, challenges, values, and a passion for critical research. Gris first joined MANA de San Diego’s Hermanitas Program in 2019 as an 11th grader and is now preparing to graduate this spring with a Bachelor of Arts in Intensive Psychology and a minor in Theater Arts. ? Gris’s journey is a testament to the mission of MANA de San Diego. Our programs are not just one year of support, they are a lifelong commitment to empowering Latinas. We walk alongside our students from their early years through college, career, and beyond. Now, we hope our community can support Gris as she reaches this incredible milestone. Every contribution will help her seize this opportunity to represent our community on a national stage. ?? Support Gris and donate to her GoFundMe: https://lnkd.in/gSpkcZFX
Hello Community, I am urgently reaching out for your support! Me and a group of 5 Latina, First-Generation, Undergraduate Scholars, & Post-Graduate Scholars, were chosen to attend and present at the 50th annual National Association for Chicana and Chicano Studies (NACCS) Conference this upcoming April held from April 2nd-April 5th in Albuquerque New Mexico. Our presentation will be held on Friday April 4th, 2025 from 1:50PM-3:00PM and is a round table discussion surrounding the topic of Chicano/a & Latino/a grassroots movements history of misogyny and erasure of women’s contributions. Emphasizing the importance of applying advocacy theories into your personal life. And how intersectionality plays a role in creating critical spaces and not echochambers. NACCS is a conference encouraging research, which is critical and reaffirms the political actualization of Chicanas/os/xs. NACCs rejects mainstream research, which promotes an internationalist perspective that emphasizes consensus, assimilation, and legitimization of societal institutions, NACCS promotes research that directly confronts structures of inequality based on class, race, gender in U.S. society. NACCS will offer us incredible networking opportunities with individuals who share similar identities, struggles, values, morals, and passion for critical research. I am asking for your support in resharing our gofundme and considering donating. I originally intended to fund this conference through the student organization I am apart of at UCSC which is Hermanos De UCSC although the SOAR/SOMECA Office, Ethnic Resource Centers, Latin American and Latino Studies Department, College Governments, DEI office, and Dean Of Students Office have all been unsupportive and have not responded to our various inquires for funding. Largely, due to the budget deficit put upon the UC schools this past year. Our minimum need to attend the conference is $1.2K. We will be bringing our 5 presenters and 3 UCSC undergraduate students a total of 8 students. Our minimum budget will cover gas expenses driving from Santa Cruz to New Mexico, Hotel, & Conference Registration Fees. I would greatly appreciate your support, everyone attending is immensely passionate for organizing, critical research, & would heavily benefit from this incredible networking opportunity. For all 5 of us presenters it will be our first time presenting at a conference. And our second conference we have attended ever as we were at Chola Conference this past Fall Quarter and met with the Brown Berets and other incredible Latina Women with a passion for organizing who recommended we apply for NACCS because of our passionate contributions. Overall, I would greatly appreciate if you considered donating and resharing with anybody who has capacity to support! Thank you all immensely for your time! https://lnkd.in/g7pDAdp8
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MANA de San Diego is looking for their next CEO. Be part of an amazing team that is empowering Latina’s to achieve upward mobility at the largest chapter of this national organization. If you or someone you know is interested in this opportunity please reach out [email protected] ?Check out the job description?? ??https://lnkd.in/gxGRN8J3
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?? Through our Latina Upward Mobility Initiative (LUMI) program, we had the pleasure of welcoming Claudia Martinez and Adriana "Adri" Brunner, who shared their personal journeys and offered guidance to the mothers of our Hermanitas. Their insights on self-advocacy, embracing their Latinidad, and recognizing their power and resilience deeply resonated with everyone in the room, reminding us all of the strength within our community. A special thank you to the Alliance Healthcare Foundation for investing in this program and helping us empower families. We are honored to invest in our Hermanitas' parents and create a space that makes a lasting impact, ensuring they feel supported and equipped.?? #BelovedCommunity #Empowerment
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?? Updated Guidance on the Immigrant Worker Protection Act (AB 450) The California Department of Justice and the California Labor Commissioner’s Office have reissued joint guidance to help employers and workers understand their responsibilities under AB 450. Access the full guidance document by visiting https://lnkd.in/gXfXMG2E for more information. We encourage you to share this resource with your network to help ensure compliance and awareness. #WorkerRights
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? Check out this amazing opportunity from the Kroc School at the University of San Diego! Apply for the Community Scholars Fellowship for working students that want to pursue a Master's Degree in Social Innovation or Master's Degree in Conflict Management and Resolution. More information down below.
Do you work in the nonprofit or social impact sector in San Diego?? ?? ?? ?? Apply for the Community Scholars Fellowship at the Kroc School at the University of San Diego! A full tuition scholarship?for working students to pursue their Master’s degree in Social Innovation or Master's degree in Conflict Management and Resolution. ?? ?? ??? The application closes on March 31! Thank you to the generous donors who have made this opportunity possible!
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?? Whether you rent or own, you could be eligible to receive no-cost, energy-efficient home improvements that can make your home more comfortable and help reduce your energy bill. Find out if you qualify at buff.ly/FVJ2WLR. #sdge #SDGEassist ?? Ya sea que alquile o sea propietario, podría tener derecho a recibir mejoras de eficiencia energética en el hogar sin costo alguno que pueden hacer que su hogar sea más confortable y ayudarle a reducir su factura de energía. Vea si reúne los requisitos en buff.ly/FVJ2WLR. #sdge #SDGEasistencia
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?? MANA de San Diego’s Leadership Program gave Melissa Gonzalez the space to reflect, connect, and grow in her career. Through inspiring discussions and a strong community, she gained the confidence to take her journey to the next level. Join our program and invest in your leadership growth! ? Build meaningful connections ? Gain new leadership insights ? Strategize your next career move Applications close March 31, 2025. ?? Apply now: https://buff.ly/SKazJVY #LeadershipDevelopment #LatinaLeaders #MANASD #NextCareerStep
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? Today, on International Women’s Day, we recognize the women in our comunidad who create opportunities, open doors for others, and lead with purpose. Their dedication and contributions shape a stronger, more empowered future for all. At MANA de San Diego, we are committed to empowering Latinas through mentorship, education, and support, ensuring they have the tools to thrive. From young Hermanitas to trailblazing professionals, we honor the women who make a difference every day. Take a moment to recognize the women in your life. Our mothers, sisters, mentors, colleagues, and friends, who inspire and uplift us. Tag someone who has made an impact on your journey! #InternationalWomensDay #MANASD
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?? March is Women’s History Month, a time to honor the contributions of women who are shaping history, breaking barriers, and creating lasting change. At MANA de San Diego, we are proud to celebrate the incredible Latinas in our community who are making a difference every day. That’s why we’re launching our 2025 Latinas You Should Know campaign! Every week this month, we will spotlight a Latina leader in San Diego whose work and impact deserve to be recognized. These are the women driving change, uplifting others, and paving the way for future generations. ?? Our first spotlight is Marissa C. V., Associate Director at Community College Equity Assessment Lab (CCEAL), SDSU. Marissa is a dedicated leader making a meaningful impact in our community. See the graphic to learn more about her journey and the ways she is empowering those around her. Follow along as we continue to highlight Latinas You Should Know throughout March! ? #WomensHistoryMonth #LatinasYouShouldKnow #MANASD
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