Mile High Youth Corps
Elena Martin Hernandez serves as a Climate Ambassador Specialist at Mile High Youth Corps, leading a two-year climate education campaign aimed at underserved neighborhoods in Denver, focusing on issues such as extreme heat and water scarcity. In addition to this role, Elena is involved with the U.S.-Africa Green Leaders Academy & Fellowship through 10 Billion Strong. Previous experience includes serving as an Undergraduate Teaching Assistant for Global Climate Change Science and Policy at Cornell University, student manager at Cornell Dining, intern at the City Manager's Office in Englewood, and roles at Cornell Cooperative Extension and CONDESAN. Elena holds a Bachelor's degree in Environmental Studies from Cornell University and graduated from Noel Community Arts School.
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Mile High Youth Corps
Mile High Youth Corps (MHYC) is a nonprofit social enterprise powered by a network of young adults, ages 18-24, who are justice-focused, comitted to creating sustainable communities and pursuing a meaningful path to career success. As a leader in positive youth development, workforce development and community-based service, our Youth Corps completes conservation, construction and healthcare projects across 23 Colorado counties. For over 30 years, our work is making a difference for communities today and building a stronger workforce for tomorrow. https://linktr.ee/MileHighYouthCorps