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Latinxs and the Environment

Past Fellows

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We would like to thank our past fellows for their work and contribution, and we wish them the best on their future endeavors.


Estela Montiel

Estela is a recent UC Berkeley graduate in the interdisciplinary major of Conservation and Resource Studies.


Yelisa Ambriz

Yelisa Ambriz is a recent UC Berkeley graduate in History with a minor in Chicano Latino Studies at the University of California Berkeley.


Giselle Serafin

Giselle is a first generation graduate from Ontario, California who studied Environmental Science with a minor in Global Poverty and Practice. 


Zeltzin Angon

Zeltzin a UC Berkeley graduate in Geography and Society & Environment with a minor in City Planning.


Kristen Flores

Kristen Flores is a UC Berkeley graduate in Chicanx/Latinx Studies and Conservation and Resource Studies with a focus in Agro-Entomology.


Leilani Gutierrez-Palominos

Leilani Gutierrez-Palominos is a UC Berkeley graduate in Molecular & Cell Biology with a minor in Global Poverty & Practice. 


Christine Castro

Christine Castro is a UC Berkeley graduate in Ethnic Studies. She is a Paraguayan-Mexican American, and has four brothers which motivate her to do work in equity.


Juan Lazo

Juan is a UC Berkeley graduate in majoring in Interdisciplinary Studies Field with a concentration on environmental sustainability.


Camila Custodio

Camila Custodio is a Puerto Rican, UC Berkeley graduate in in Ethnic Studies, with a specific focus in Latin American studies.


Alexandra Acevedo Grave and Leslie Alfonso

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Welcome to Latinx and the Environment Initiative. Our initiative was started as a way of bringing together Latinx whose work, interest, and research focus on the environment. We seek to create a network and bridge policy, organizing, and research.
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