Jaqueline is a member of our Housing Program. Jaqueline earned her J.D. from Santa Clara University School of Law. She is a native Spanish speaker, born and raised in Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico. Jaqueline’s passion and commitment for social justice has been focused on labor and housing rights. Prior to and during law school, Jaqueline advocated for worker’s rights in the Bay Area and in El Salvador, where she worked with a regional international human rights organization. After completing her J.D., Jaqueline took her passion to civil rights in housing, advocating on behalf of tenants who had been victims of housing discrimination. Prior to joining our team, Jaqueline was part of the senior leadership team at one of Silicon Valley’s largest service providers for people experiencing homeless where she led a team focused on providing housing and employment supportive services to clients.