La Trese Annette Monden

La Trese Annette Monden has a diverse range of work experience. La Trese Annette currently works as the International Humanitarian Law: Youth Action Campaign Coordinator at the American Red Cross, where they coordinate a campaign empowering young people to learn about international humanitarian law. La Trese Annette is also a Data Integrity Analyst in the Fund Development team, ensuring data integrity for donor communications. La Trese is involved in virtual resiliency workshops for the American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces. La Trese Annette also works as an International Humanitarian Law Instructor, teaching the foundations of humanitarian law and the Geneva Convention.

La Trese is a Data Science Fellow at Girls in Tech, Inc., where they are participating in a summer mentorship program to develop their skills in technology and data science. La Trese Annette is a host and moderator for film screenings at the Gene Siskel Film Center, focusing on social justice issues related to food insecurity and immigration legislation.

La Trese serves on the Board of Directors for Women Voices of the Diaspora Foundation, where they are involved in programs related to food security and mentoring Afro Latina students. La Trese Annette is a Research Assistant at Northwestern University. Additionally, La Trese works as a Senior Content Moderator for Afro-Latina World, representing and elevating Afro-Latina voices.

In 2022, La Trese was a scholar in the Google Data Analytics RISE program at The Mom Project, which supports professional mothers in transitioning to tech careers. La Trese Annette also worked as a Helpline Manager at NAMI, providing one-on-one support and information for mental health challenges.

In their previous roles, La Trese was a 211 Resource Navigator at United Way of Metro Chicago, supporting nonprofits and addressing systemic issues in the region. La Trese Annette also founded an organization called "Hello Chicago! English w/Dr. Tee," where they taught English to Ukrainian refugees and provided mentorship and support during their transition to the United States.

La Trese Annette Monden's education history is as follows:

La Trese attended Northwestern University from 2022 to 2025, where they pursued a Data Science & Visualization Bootcamp. La Trese Annette'sfield of study focused on Data Modeling/Warehousing and Database Administration.

Prior to that, they completed a Master of Arts (MA) degree in Sociology at Loyola University Chicago from 2012 to 2015.

From 2009 to 2011, La Trese studied at Northeastern Illinois University, earning a Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Health and Wellness, General.

Before that, they attended Harold Washington College-City Colleges of Chicago from 2004 to 2007, where they obtained an Associate of Arts (A.A.) degree in Pre-Med-Nutrition/Child Development.

La Trese's high school education took place at Lake View High School, where they received their High School Diploma with a focus on Spanish Language and Literature from 1996 to 2000.

La Trese Annette'smiddle school education was completed at James Gillespie Blaine Magnet Elementary School from 1989 to 1996, and they obtained a Middle School Diploma with a specialization in Spanish and Iberian Studies.

La Trese's academic journey began at Raymond Elementary School from 1984 to 1989. However, they had to transfer as the school closed. La Trese Annette'sfield of study at Raymond Elementary School was African Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics.

La Trese also holds various additional certifications, such as the 40-hour Domestic Violence Training from Metropolitan Family Services in May 2023. La Trese Annette completed certifications from LinkedIn, including "AI The LinkedIn Way: A Conversation with Deepak Agarwal," "Jeff Weiner on Managing Compassionately," "The Cure for Impostor Syndrome," "Trauma-Informed Change Management," "Writing a Tech Resume," and "Power BI: Dashboards for Beginners." La Trese Annette also obtained a certification in "United Way of Metro-Chicago 211 Resource Navigator Training (80.0 hours)" from AIRS powered by ADP. In September 2022, they received the "Adult Mental Health First Aid USA Certified" certification from the National Council for Mental Wellbeing. Additionally, they completed a certification on "Transition from Teaching to Your New Career Opportunity" from LinkedIn. Lastly, La Trese is CPR certified, although the institution and the specific months and year of when they obtained this certification are not provided.