Hispanic Access Foundation
Glenda Gonzalez is currently the Forestry Program Manager at Hispanic Access Foundation. With a background in grant writing and program coordination, Glenda has worked in roles such as Project Manager and Grants & Evaluation Officer at The Global FoodBanking Network, and Sustainability Coordinator at Academy for Global Citizenship. Additionally, Glenda has experience as a Regional Grants Officer at Rotary International and held positions at Greenheart International and Sustainable Conservation. Glenda's expertise also extends to public programs coordination and consulting for sustainable development projects. Glenda holds a B.A. in International Relations/Environmental Studies from the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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Hispanic Access Foundation
Breaking down barriers, opening doors and clearing the path — Hispanic Access makes establishing access a top priority for the Latino community. From connecting communities with issue experts and decision makers to providing firsthand experiences, information, resources and even paid fellowship opportunities, Hispanic Access helps Latinos throughout the nation access opportunities that help improve their lives, communities and the nation as a whole. Our vision is that one day, every Latino in the United States will enjoy good physical health and a healthy natural environment, a high-quality education, economic success and civic engagement in their community with the sum of improving the future of America.