Zitlaly Martinez Hernandez

Ambacebedor @Guayakí Yerba Mate

San Jose, CA, US
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WORK HISTORY

Sep 2020 — Present

Ambacebedor @Guayakí Yerba Mate

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In South American yerba mate culture, a cebador (seb-a-door), refers to the person who shares yerba mate, generally in a circle, with friends and family.In South American yerba mate culture, a cebador (seb-a-door), refers to the person who shares yerba mate, generally in a circle, with friends and family.Inspired by this tradition, Ambacebador will connect you with the brand as well as other Yerba Madre enthusiasts who have similar interests and values. It’s a place to share, connect, be seen, and be valued.

ABOUT ZITLALY MARTINEZ HERNANDEZ

Experienced leader, facilitator, and collaborator with a demonstrated history of working in the non-profit organization management industry, student organizations, and the community. I am skilled in Google Suites, Microsoft Suites, community engagement, and Qualitative Research. I hold two Bachelors of Arts, in Psychology and Latin America and Latino Studies from the University of California, Santa Cruz, along with a minor in Politics. I have helped diversify each space I have entered, as well as advocate for individuals of a BIPOC identity. With my organizational skills and attention to detail, I have carried out various projects to enrich my workspaces from serving on the Equity and Diversity Committee in the department of Student Media at UCSC and putting on the infamous keynote speaker event \" Radical Voices,\" to holding multiple workshops catering to personal development and representation in spaces such as Hermanas Unidas, the Educational Opportunity Program, TWANAS-Communities of Color, and the Renaissance Scholars Project.

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