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Diana is DACAmented And We Can Help Her Become a Doctor!
I met Diana and her family when she was 10 years old, around 2003. They were members of Resurrection CatholicRead More…
Read More…Education. Our Children. Our Legacy.
I met Diana and her family when she was 10 years old, around 2003. They were members of Resurrection CatholicRead More…
Read More…Prior to becoming an officer, Denise Alvarez applied in 2013 to work at Rocketship Spark, a public charter school inRead More…
Read More…Having the ability to relate to the stories and backgrounds of my students is a very special gift, one that’sRead More…
Read More…In honor of International Women’s Day, I wanted to highlight and share four of the most important lessons some ofRead More…
Read More…Three years ago, I found myself at a League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) conference, chaperoning one of myRead More…
Read More…California is number one in the nation in conferring STEM degrees. So shouldn’t we be number one in getting moreRead More…
Read More…We are honored to announce that our Fellow, Desiree Martinez was featured in La Opinion, America’s largest Spanish language newspaperRead More…
Read More…Many moons ago, there were very few women in the science field. Often, the women that were in the field,Read More…
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