Jennifer B.

About

Jennifer Borrero is the daughter of Colombian-Mexican immigrants and is a social impact advocate based in Los Angeles, CA. From growing up in Alaska and working in canning factories to being an Ambassador for the United Nations, Jennifer’s North Star has always been her belief that all people deserve to feel cared for, seen, and heard. In a time where individualism is praised, Jennifer emphasizes the importance of creating connections and community across cultures authentically. In 2015 Jennifer began working on international human rights issues in Nicaragua, since then, she has specialized in advocacy for housing and education across the globe. From Nicaragua to the Middle East and domestically, she has run programs in the private and public sectors that focus on creating social change. She tells stories of her experience working on international human rights issues and lessons learned along the way. Through these stories Jennifer inspires students to realize they are capable and qualified of creating change even if they are still figuring out their own journey. This allows students to take an active role in the wellbeing of their own communities. Jennifer is currently a member of the Housing and Homelessness Council for Urban Land Institute where she advocates for housing initiatives. She is also the Vice President of Advocacy for the United Nations Association Los Angeles Chapter and a Global Goals Ambassador for the United Nations Association. Jennifer’s ultimate goal is to highlight innovative solutions to global problems while showing the American Dream is alive.

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