Bernardo Mendez-Lugo

Executive Director @América Sin Muros

Mexico City, MX
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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2017 — Present

Executive Director @América Sin Muros

Mexico City, MX

As Executive Director of Promigrant Foundation Americasinmuros.org a non profit organization based in Mexico City we concentrate in three main activities: firstly, support and advise of Mexican communities abroad, especially in the USA and Canada. We look at the needs of 5 million undocumented Mexicans in the US and several thousands of Mexicans in Canada that are also very vulnerable due to their legal status. Secondly, deported Mexican families with their children from the US to Mexico. There are many issues they need to solve when they are back in Mexico: to find work, many times housing, education and health services. We work with local governments and hometown associations. Thirdly, migrants of other countries in transit in Mexico trying to reach the USA. They are in high risk in many regions of Mexico, either organized crime or different authorities abuse and take advantage of their vulnerability. We work with a wide group of organizations pro human rights and migrant rights and try to alert risky situations and advise how to protect themselves.

EDUCATION

1970 — 1974

UNAM

International Relations, Industrialization & Employment

1977 — 1978

SGH Warsaw School of Economics

Diploma, Development and Planning

1979 — 1981

University of Sussex

Master of Philosophy (MPhil), Development Economics and International Development

1967 — 1969

Universidad Autónoma de Sinaloa

Bachillerato, Bachillerato General

N/A

Facultad de Ciencias Politicas y Sociales

Bachelor of Arts - BA, International Relations and Affairs

1970 — 1974

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Bachelor of Arts, International Relations

1970 — 1974

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, International Relations and Affairs

2005 — 2005

San Francisco State University

Certificate of Completion US Government, Foreign Policy, History & Society Course, College of Extended Learning in cooperation with the Office of International Programs

2005 — 2005

San Francisco State University

Certificate of Completion, US Foreign Policy in Historical Perspective Course

1970 — 1974

FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS POLITICAS Y SOCIALES-UNAM

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, International Relations and Affairs

1970 — 1976

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

Relaciones Internacionales, International Relations and Affairs

1970 — 1976

Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México

International Relations, Development Economics and International Development

ABOUT BERNARDO MENDEZ-LUGO

Open to become Senior Consultant on line or recommend similar profiles for innovative content writing, speech writer or lecturer for issues related to International Migration in post Covid19 scenario, Human & Indigenous Rights, Preventive Public Health Policies, Mexican & Latin American History, Labor Rights and Labor History of Mexican workers in the USA. Free lance guiding US Real Estate buyers in MexMy 20 year academic teaching for undergraduates in Mexico are related to Mexican Contemporary History focusing on politics, economics and society during XX Century and early XXI Century, Latin American History focusing on intelectual movements during XIX Century. Lecturer for Seminar on NAFTA today focusing on labor and environmental issuesAlso l have lectured in English (UDLA-Mexico City) on Mexico-US-Canada Relations and Mexican Foreign Policy in the framework of NAFTA & Post-NAFTAMy work experience has strengthen my skills as Business and Government Connector, Content Writer and Social Media Marketing. Strong history of driving substantial innovation in Higher Education, Labor Relations and Human Rights. Outstanding experience implementing global initiatives, bilingual (English & Spanish), good level of French and Italian, Social media guru. Searching a leadership role responsible for developing and executing small business initiatives and community outreach, networker between business needs, labor markets and educational curriculum in the post-Covid 19 transition to a new economy and sustainable policies.I have skills in Migration and Labor Relations to work with ethnic diversity. My focus of attention (for education, health and entrepreneurship innovation) are: immigrants, vulnerable workers, women, transmigrants, refugees & Indigenous people.I am well skilled to build relationships to actors related to Mexico and Latino communities in the US, Mexico and Central America. Promotion of Indigenous & afrodescendents Human Rights.I have developed high skills for PR and Media Relations including Social Media, disseminating news on immigration, preventive health policy for immigrant workers and key messages for visibility of migrants rights.Previous experience as Consultant for World Bank on Labor Legislation in Mexico, PAHO-United Nations on Public Health in Latin America, Mexican Representative at UNIDO-United Nations Reunion in Cape Verde Africa and speaker on school to work transition in Mexico at CERI-OECD-Paris.

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