Our Team
CONSULTANT
Nicole Treviño
Nicole Treviño (She/They), M.A., C.H.E.S., is a consultant specializing in adolescent health, sexual and reproductive health, and nonprofit management. Nicole works with organizations to help strengthen programs and services for communities, with a focus on creating safe, affirming and inclusive spaces for identity exploration and cultural celebration.
Nicole previously served as the Project Director for the Office of Population Affair’s LEAD Collaborative- a capacity building initiative, the U.S. Programs Manager at EngenderHealth, a Training Manager at Cardea and a Supervisor at Austin Public Health. She is a co-author of numerous health programs for youth, including Native STAND 2.0, We R Native, Gender Matters (Gen.M.), and RE:MIX. Nicole has a Bachelor of Science Degree in Health Promotion from the University of Texas, a Master of Arts Degree in Organization Development from St. Edwards University and is a Certified Health Education Specialist. She has Certifications in Project Management and Nonprofit Leadership and Management.
Education
ST. EDWARD’S UNIVERSITY
M.A., Organization Development, 2014
THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN
B.S., Health Promotion, 2007
Certifications
National Council for Health Education Credentialing, Certified Health Education Specialist
APM Group, Project Management Development Professional (PMD Pro 1)
Austin Community College, Certificate in Nonprofit Leadership and Management
Independent CONSULTANT
Monica Armendariz
Monica Armendariz (She/Her) is a social sector consultant specializing in out- of-school- time learning, adult learning and project management. Monica has worn many hats in youth serving organizations and youth focused intermediaries and has diverse experience with both community based and school based teams.
As a consultant, Monica helps social impact organizations and professionals operate from a heart and human centered mindset, align and embody their core values in their daily work, and implement programs with clear purpose and strong planning. She is often helping clients translate strategy into clear, actionable, and energizing implementation plans and connecting people to resources to help them optimize their work and strengthen their impact in communities. She has curated and co-authored a diversity of youth and adult learning curricula and serves as a thought leader on various youth program quality and advocacy initiatives.
Monica is also a certified Project Management Development Professional, a White-Riley-Peterson Policy Fellow alumnus, and holds a Bachelor of Arts from St. Edward’s University.
Certifications
APM Group, Project Management Development Professional (PMD Pro 1)
Education
ST. EDWARD’S UNIVERSITY
B.A., English Literature