Noe Diaz
Noe Diaz migrated from Guatemala to the United States after finishing high school.
He Attended College of Marin and obtained an associate’s degree in Business Administration. While at college of Marin, Noe provided Spanish language instruction to students with varied backgrounds and levels of proficiency once or twice a week.
After finishing his associate’s, Noe transferred to the University of California in Berkeley to study Political Economy with a concentration in inequalities. While at Berkeley, Noe worked for the Puente Project where he helped gather, organize and analyze data from different high schools and community colleges.
Noe is very passionate about helping low-income and immigrant communities. He is very happy to have the opportunity to be part of the DreamSF Fellowship cohort and to have joined the Mission Economic Development Agency (MEDA) as his placement. At MEDA Noe has had the pleasure to help low-income and immigrant communities achieve economic equity. Noe helps provide a variety of different services including the distribution of relief funds, access to employment and unemployment insurance.
In the future, Noe would like to keep working in the nonprofit sector to continue helping his community. Noe is also interested in going to graduate school and get a master’s in business administration and start a business that helps low-income communities. In his free time, Noe enjoys going on hikes, listening to music, swimming, and playing basketball and frisbee.
Skills:
Non-Profit Administration
Interpretation & Translation