Oscar Villacis
Citizens Advisory Committee @City Of Nashua, New Hampshire
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WORK HISTORY
Citizens Advisory Committee @City Of Nashua, New Hampshire
Nashua, NH, US
The committee shall evaluate the funding requests of local human services agencies, meet with representatives of the agencies as needed, vote on a recommended funding level and suggest conditions to be met by the agency receiving the funds. The CAC will forward its final recommendations to the Mayor and Board of Aldermen. The CAC shall consist of seven members; four appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Board of Aldermen, two appointed by the President of the Board of Aldermen and confirmed by the Board of Aldermen and one aldermanic member, who is on the Human Affairs Committee, shall be appointed by the President of the Board of Aldermen and confirmed by the Board of Aldermen. In determining the qualifications of a member, the Mayor and Board of Aldermen shall take into consideration the individual\'s demonstrated interest and ability to understand, appreciate and promote the purpose of this section. All members shall be residents of the City. Potential members must fully disclose all potential or real conflicts of interest. The terms of the members shall be for three years and initial appointments shall be staggered so that subsequent appointments shall not occur at the same time. The Human Affairs Committee member shall serve concomitantly with his or her term of office. The term or the Chairman shall be for one year and shall serve no more than three consecutive terms.
EDUCATION
Air Direct Airways
Aircraft Pilot (Private)
Hesser College
Associate’s Degree, Degree in computer science / technical engineering.
SKILLS
ABOUT OSCAR VILLACIS
As the Communications Coordinator for the Campaign for Legal Services, I lead statewide communications efforts for 603 Legal Aid and New Hampshire Legal Assistance, two organizations dedicated to ensuring that all Granite Staters—regardless of income—have access to civil legal aid when it matters most.From protecting housing and benefits to defending survivors and children’s rights, I work alongside attorneys, paralegals, and frontline advocates to build visibility, trust, and support for the work that upholds justice across New Hampshire.Before joining CLS, I founded First Gen Multimedia LLC, a bilingual media firm focused on connecting underserved communities to legislative action, public health, and workforce equity. I’ve led partnerships with NHPR, NHPBS, and statewide coalitions to launch culturally competent, policy-driven campaigns that increased both engagement and fundraising outcomes. Key Roles & Achievements: Vice President, Nashua Children’s Home – Led major donor outreach, secured funding for foster care and youth services, and expanded advocacy efforts. Committee Member, Citizen’s Advisory Commission (Nashua, NH) – Helped oversee $1M+ in nonprofit funding allocations and advised city leaders on equity-centered public policy. Public Health Strategist – Co-created Speaking Our Minds, a five-language podcast that improved statewide access to mental health resources for immigrants, youth, and families. Award-Winning Leader – Entrepreneur of the Year & Changemaker of the Year nominee | Featured on the cover of 603 Diversity for leadership in media, advocacy, and nonprofit impact.I thrive at the intersection of communications, equity, and public service, helping mission-driven organizations grow their funding, visibility, and long-term impact. Whether you’re in philanthropy, legal aid, nonprofit leadership, or grassroots organizing—let’s connect.
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