As the Executive Director of EUVALCREE, I have the honor and pleasure of working with amazing and passionate people. I ensure that our team and community have the resources they need to address existing and developing issues so that we may create a brighter future for our community.
I have always been excited to learn, engage, experience and practice new things. Working with community is never dull as there are always new and exciting endeavors, efforts, and strategies that need to be developed, created, and implemented.
The belief that I carry in that we can make our community a place we can all be proud of and the work we do as an organization everyday allows to be one step closer to a strong and vital community. Being involved from the organization’s inception, it has been amazing to see the transformation of the community is undergoing in such a short period of time.
I am fortunate to be appointed by Governor Kate Brown to serve as both a Commissioner for the Oregon Advocacy Commissions – Commission on Hispanic Affairs and as a Board Member for the Oregon Cultural Trust. In addition, I serve as a Board Member for Rural Development Initiatives. I received my Bachelor of Science in Psychology with a Neuroscience emphasis and am completing my Master’s in Business Administration.
My name is Chris Christensen; the Legal Director for Euvalcree’s new Immigration Program. I also have a private practice in Boise, Idaho where I focus exclusively on immigration cases. Through my work, I support all immigrants! In Euvalcree’s immigration program, I provide initial consultations, explain eligibility for specific programs, answer general immigration questions or concerns, and then offer potential contracts or refer clients to other law firms that best meet their needs. Only by providing honest, and accurate legal advice, do I best support my community.
I am very passionate about helping others; especially those who find themselves marginalized in our society. It is my firm belief that the USA is an amazing and fantastic country because it has benefited from diversity and the hard work of many immigrants. I believe in Euvalcree’s missions, its leadership, and all of its wonderful staff and volunteers. They focus on improving people’s lives by meeting unmet needs. The immigration system is very complex and challenging! It is very rewarding to me to have the knowledge and opportunity to answer complex immigration questions and concerns. I continuously participate in trainings to stay on top of any changes to immigration laws.
In 2010, I received the inaugural award for being the Outstanding Young Lawyer of Year, from the Idaho State Bar. I currently hold three majors from Willamette University- Politics, Economics, and Spanish. I also hold a minor in Philosophy from University of Idaho. I graduated Magna Cum Laude, and #4 in my class.
My passion is serving our community! My goal is to continue preparing myself, continue with my studies, and follow the learning path to continue contributing and advocating for all those who need it and become an exemplary leader who inspires others! I am motivated by my desire to want to continue making a difference and impacting the lives of my community.
Euvalcree has a great meaning in my life; I have a lot of gratitude and great affection for the enormous impact it has made on my life both personally and professionally. Summarized in a few words, it means community, passion, power, evolution, and opportunity! Euvalcree has unified and given a voice to our underrepresented communities and created a diverse and inclusive environment.
Education and Work History: General Education Diploma, CPR Certified, and Food Handler Certificate.
Advocacy, dismantling systems of racial oppression, achieving equity, helping others succeed, building positive relationships, expanding the knowledge of others and myself, being a voice for those who have been silenced and oppressed. I am passionate about being a voice for all those who have been silenced or not given equal opportunities.
Hope, Unification of communities, strength, and empowerment. the work that I do with Euvalcree, I hope, has brought happiness, comfort, and alleviation to families. I am grateful to be part of the change Euvalcree is leading, and I look forward to expanding and bringing more much needed resources.
Associate of Arts degree from TVCC. Currently board member of Four Rivers community radio, member of several diverse committees and taskforces locally and at a state-level. Past experience as manager of a hotel.
My passion is helping families in my community achieve their goals. My goal this year is to continue to grow the early education program and help community members begin their early education to become educators of young children.
Euvalcree is a very important place for me, a place the community is supported and helps us grow by living for others. One of my greatest satisfactions is helping people develop their leadership skills and achieve their goals.
I graduated with a master’s degree in human development and early education from Pacific Oaks College, Pasadena, California. I am also certified as a master trainer in the state of Oregon, as well as certified to offer CPR training.
My passions are traveling and fitness. My goal is to travel the world and meet new people from around the globe. In addition to traveling, my focus is to one day visit historical sites, archiecture and the wonders of the world.
As a member of Euvalcree, I have seen an inspirational change that the organization brings to the community. It gives me a sense of joy to collaborate alongside like-minded individuals with the desire to better our local/neighboring communities. I have always been a strong advocate for building stronger communities. My contributions to giving back to my local community began during high school as a Leo’s Club President. Since then, I’ve held occupations with neighboring non-profit organizations before Euvalcree.
I studied and graduated from the University fo Idaho. My occupational history has been collaborating with university staff as an undergraduate student to help teach Spanish. In addition, I have also held positions with neighboring non-profit organizations as a Pre-School Teacher and Assistant.
I enjoy the opportunity to help other personally and professionally
Euvalcree supports lots of my core values and passions. Bringing services to a community where I was born and raised makes the job that much more rewarding.
Graduate from Hermiston High School. I have an Associate of Applied Science Criminal Justice and Associate of Applied Science from CBC. I have done lots of community outreach and customer service experience.
Leave a legacy of the riches of Art and Culture of the *Americas* (dance, theater, music, literature, etc.)
An example of the privilege of serving the community! I love serving the community, families, and residents in general, regardless of race or gender. It please me to be able to leave a legacy of productivity, health, and cultural wisdom. I have planted here in the garden of fruit, the Euvalcree team and the fruit has proven to be in abundance- we make a great team!
I am a certified international dance teacher and choreographer, with more than 50 years of experience in promoting culture and the arts (dance, theater, singing, and costume recitation). I have 30 years of community service in Mexico City and Cancun Mexico (dance teacher and Beauty Culture), Pasco, Washington with Pasco High School, Diabetes control workshops, DPP, and forming dance groups with farmworkers in Hermiston, OR.
My passion consists of fashion, music, cinematography, travel, fitness, and educations. One of my goals is to visit Guanajuato, MX.
Euvalcree symbolizes hope and opportunity for me. It has provided me with invaluable opportunities for both personal and professional growth. I am confident out community would this sentiment, recognizing Euvalcree as a cornerstone for development.
High School diploma, REAL-D Certified and Information Security and Privacy Awareness Certified. Wraparound service in the past for Euvalcree.
My passions are literature, and astrology. My goal is to travel and not regret too much.
Euvalcree means opportunity and hope for those in need. The work that I do with Euvalcree, I believe provides comfort for others; whether it’s a shoulder to cry on, or assistance with anything the family or individual may need.
High School diploma, Community Health Worker Certified and OHP Assister Certified
A passion of mine is to be able to help our community and see it thrive.
Being a part of EUVALCREE team has been a gratifying experience. In the time I have been able to hear the amount of comments that we have received from our community thanking us for helping them out is just rewarding. I am very happy being able to help others in need. Ever since I was little, I remember always liking to help and being there for others. Euvalcree has a lot of programs, funds, and events that help out our community, specifically our Latino community.
High School diploma and Administrative Medical Assistant.
I am passionate about progress, education, opportunities, and kindness. My goals are to finish my degree and travel.
Euvalcree to me is opportunity, I know that when I started here, I had no idea what I was doing, but as I learned and realized there is lots of gaps in the community. Being able to help build bridges for the community to access services has been a great experience. having compassion towards all is what I strive for. The ability to impact on a small and large scale is so rewarding. Our work aims to create generational change, and this is monumental. You never truly know how much a single action can positively influence a person’s life, and that feeling is always a win.
AAOT from Blue Mountain Community College and certified community health worker.
Everyone who knows me knows how passionate I am about the gym and staying in good health. My goals are to grow within the organization and be able to continue supporting my community.
Euvalcree has been a huge blessing since I was employed here back in 2020. I’ve learned so much and I’ve been able to grow and do things I never thought possible. I am happy to form a part of this amazing team who I’ve become very fond of. The biggest win I have is the heart-warming gratitude of the people in my community. Knowing I did something good for someone is always a win. I also help complete applications for quarantined workers and workers eligible for relief funds.
Obtained my GED in 2020. I’ve worked in housekeeping and custumer service before I became a part of the Euvalcree team.
I like to serve my goals and to learn as much as possible.
The organization of Euvalcree is important to me since I have the opportunity to develop myself in a field that i had always enjoyed. My work brings me joy because I’m allowed to help and meet my community’s needs. Working with Euvalcree has taught me new things every day, and it’s been extraordinary to work alongside my coworkers through professional training
General Education Diploma.
I’m passionate about helping people and my goal is always to be able to fight to see equal treatment and service for everyone.
Euvalcree means opportunity to grow in knowledge and it is the place from where I can complete one of my goals of helping my community. The work that i do with Euvalcree, I believe has allowed me to give back to my community. Witnessing the joy and relief that i can help bring to families is very fulfilling and rewarding.
GED, CPR Certified, Personal Assistant Shorthand Accountant Diploma in my country. Food Management,
Live to serve. Achieve the objectives that are needed for the development of what to commit to and to achieve it. I am very passionate about serving our community, even more so when you encounter households that have experienced social barriers that have limited their quality of life. The work that I do in this organization is an opportunity for continued growth.
My home. Euvalcree has grown a lot in my time here, and I’m grateful to be part of the change.
GED from TVCC, CPR certified, and OHP certified. I also have experience as a Spanish Secretary and Private Accountant in Mexico.
I am passionate about serving visitors, listening, and helping in the best way I can, and my goal is to continue training for new programs that Euvalcree offers for the community.
For me Euvalcree is a non-profit agency that has programs that help community in many different ways, especially with health insurance. I enjoy being able to provide interpretation service to Mam speakers, allowing them to access resources the Euvalcree has to offer.
I went to school and graduated high school in Guatemala from the Instituto de Computacion Informatica de Guatemala. I have a music teacher’s diploma from the Torre Fuerte Guatemala school. Diploma of recognition from the general controller of accounts Guatemala. In the past i have worked for COCODE Guatemala, CONRED of Guatemala, COMUDE of Guatemala, CONAP of Guatemala. Currently OHP certified.
I am passionate about serving visitors, listening and helping in the best way i can. My goal is to continue training for new programs that Euvalcree has to offer the community. Another goal is to learn sign language.
For me it’s an organization that helps people in the community regardless of race or origin. I like being part of Euvalcree and learning from my co-workers the patience with which they serve families. Also, Euvalcree has events and activities for young people, and I love this about Euvalcree it keeps young people busy.
I studied education classes at TVCC for two years. I have been working as an assistant and preschool teacher for 28 years, as well as receiving my CDA certificate in 1991. I obtained the 10th step level to give me gold certification has costed me effort and work. I continue to learn and excel in the area of education.
A goal is to learn more about my job and improve my skills dealing with technology.
Euvalcree. for me means lots of help for the community and opportunities for young people. Euvalcree continues to grow so that in the future there will be more resources and more work that will create more jobs.
My work history I have only had one job in those 20 years. My job has been as a kitchen trainer, to this day I’m still performing that job and getting better each day at my part-time job at a McDonald’s.
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My goals are to continue my degree focused on Early Childhood development and see where career takes me.
Throughout the years, Euvalcree has opened doors and developed many career opportunities for people in the community. I would say Euvalcree is a helping hand that makes a difference in people’s lives. It has helped me develop professionally and as a person. I believe the work I do with Euvalcree is greatly appreciated throughout the community and has the ability to bring us all closer together.
I began my work with Euvalcree in 2020 as a Contact Tracer and provided wraparound services for the community. I am also a Navigator for the workers relief fund. I am a currently a Teacher Assistant and work with children in the classroom to help them learn and develop their skills. I am a 2020 Ontario High School graduate.
My passion is to help the community and a goal is graduate with my GED.
Euvalcree, for me means part of my family. It is my job, it is my responsibility, it is my motivation for the present and future, it is my family.
I worked more than 15 years at a Mcdonald’s. I am a mother of 5 daughters, and I want to keep working towards receiving my diploma from high school.
Hello, my name is Elia G. Ura Calderón I have (CDA) Child Development Associate for 35 years. I have worked with children of Infants and Toddlers, I am currently working with Oasis Learning Center; advising and supporting Toddler teachers giving them the opportunity to learn new strategies to help children meet their goals and objectives in the different Areas; as they are in their Social, Emotional, Physical, Cognitive Development, and Language. I really like my job since I have a beautiful friendship with my colleagues within the work environment since I have always liked to work in a team.
My passion is learning new things and helping the community. My goal is to become a teacher and help our next generation do amazing things.
Euvalcree to me means union and an opportunity that opens new doors to everyone who wants a better future,
I worked in the past as a field worker, a crew member in McDonald’s, an overnight stocking associate in Walmart, to where I am right now as a teacher’s assistant. I am currently attending Treasure Valley Community College studying to be an early childhood teacher.
As a first-generation college graduate, and daughter of immigrant parents from Mexico, I am passionate about increasing access to higher education. I believe that knowledge is power, and that it can transform and individual to benefit the community. Serving on this board allows me to stay connected to the needs of my community.
Euvalcree an agent of change for the various communities in Eastern Oregon. The community leads the organization, advocating for services and change needed to overcome the challenges uniquely faced by rural communities.
I have over ten year of experience higher education. Starting out in admissions and recruitment, I was previously a Director of Admissions at a small regional public university in Oregon. In my current role as the statewide director of Juntos, I oversee the Juntos program that engages with students and families across the state to increase high school graduation rates and Postsecondary access.
EUVALCREE works with local individuals that are interested in starting up their own home-based childcare. We offer guidance and support to obtaining all the necessary licenses, registrations, as well as support with the business development and start up.
I currently act as the Director of Operations & Community Development for EUVALCREE, supporting rural and BIPOC (Black and Indigenous People of Color) community members in Eastern Oregon. I am passionate about making changes to our policies and systems to truly benefit our local communities that are not being served equally or equitably. I genuinely believe that the work I do with Euvalcree is essential and brings positive change.
I firmly believe that our work uplifts our communities in need. During the COVID-19 pandemic, as an organization, we have helped over 200 families with assistance like rent/mortgage, utilities, food, and other resources they needed to quarantine and isolate. This has brought an immense feeling of pride and joy. I currently hold an Associates in General Studies from Treasure Valley Community College.
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