Board of Directors |
Advisory Board |
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Locke Schultz Jaeger, President
Community Organizer, Former SHARE employee Berkeley, California The Rev. Jeff R. Johnson, Vice President Pastor, University Lutheran Chapel of Berkeley Berkeley, California Alexandra Aquino-Fike, Secretary Director of New Initiatives, Hispanics in Philanthropy Oakland, California Jean Stokan Director, Justice Team, Sisters of Mercy of the Americas Washington, DC José Artiga Executive Director, SHARE El Salvador Berkeley, California Gertrudis Mejia Mejia CRIPDES Sur Coordinator, City Council Member, City of Colón San Salvador, El Salvador Nicolas Avelar Friendswood, Texas |
Miguel Aleman
President emeritus of CONFRAS San Salvador, El Salvador Alejandro Artiga-Purcell PhD candidate at UC Santa Cruz, expert on environment and mining in El Salvador Santa Cruz, California Margi Clarke Berkeley, California Diane Clyne Sisters of Mercy, former SHARE board president San Francisco, California Maria Silvia Guillen Former SHARE board member San Salvador, El Salvador Madre Guadalupe Mejia Former SHARE board member, founder of CODEFAM San Salvador, El Salvador Eileen Purcell Former SHARE board member, first executive director of SHARE San Francisco, California Judy Swett Sisters of St. Joseph of Boston Associate Hyde Park, Massachusetts |
Mission, Vision and Core Values
CORE VALUES
SHARE’s work includes binational projects and programming in El Salvador and the United States that support the following institutional core values:
Women's Empowerment: Provide access to education and opportunities for integrated development to women and girls in order to improve their economic, social and political positions in their communities and organizations.
Citizen Participation: Promote active participation in democratic processes, decision-making and advocacy campaigns.
Leadership Development: Cultivate the skills of a broader base of people including women and young people so that they can become democratic leaders and empower others.
Environmental Sustainability: Advocate and raise awareness about environmental justice, including prevention and responses to climate change.
These core values guide our work in all of our program areas.
Grassroots Partnerships
Community Development
Projects Advocacy
Major Delegations
Partnering with Salvadorans in the United States
SHARE’s work includes binational projects and programming in El Salvador and the United States that support the following institutional core values:
Women's Empowerment: Provide access to education and opportunities for integrated development to women and girls in order to improve their economic, social and political positions in their communities and organizations.
Citizen Participation: Promote active participation in democratic processes, decision-making and advocacy campaigns.
Leadership Development: Cultivate the skills of a broader base of people including women and young people so that they can become democratic leaders and empower others.
Environmental Sustainability: Advocate and raise awareness about environmental justice, including prevention and responses to climate change.
These core values guide our work in all of our program areas.
Grassroots Partnerships
Community Development
Projects Advocacy
Major Delegations
Partnering with Salvadorans in the United States
ANNUAL REPORT
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