Amaya Noguera
Amaya Noguera is the Lead of Afro-Latinx Programming at the Latinx Racial Equity Project. “It would be a great honor to be included in the next cohort of Surge Fellows.…
Amaya Noguera is the Lead of Afro-Latinx Programming at the Latinx Racial Equity Project. “It would be a great honor to be included in the next cohort of Surge Fellows.…
Lauren Horton is the Dean of Culture at Lighthouse Community Public Schools. “When I first heard of the Surge Fellowship, I felt that this community was exactly what I’ve been missing.…
Erin Hartfield is an Academic Interventionist at Gateway Public Schools. “I want to be a part of Surge because the best and most successful professional experiences that I’ve had have been…
Denmark Diaz is the Men’s Health & Sexual Violence Prevention Educator at San Francisco State University – Health Promotion and Wellness. “I am excited at the prospect of being a Surge…
Dana Cilono is the Director of CARES for Learning “With the majority of children of color across the country lacking the privileges and power that education should provide, leveling the…
Xavier Buster is the Director, Alumni Engagement at Teach for America. “Surge by definition is a rush of power that shifts from one side to another, and that power shift…
Elaina Amos is an Assistant Principal at Oakland Unified School District. “I want to be in a community with other people of color to talk about the blatant racism written…
“Every human is an artist. The dream of your life is to make beautiful art.” ― Don Miguel Ruiz, The Four Agreements It is incredible to think that over two…
August 2020 2019 Surge Chicago Alum JuDonne Hemingway will be moderating at the 2020 InnoPower Minority Business Conference. She will be a part of a discussion on “Education CEOs: The…
2018 Surge Oakland Alum Sonya Mehta was featured on an episode of on PRI’s The World! She, along with others, spoke with reporter Rupa Shenoy about how they feel as…