Luis Yáñez is a seasoned Community Leader with over two decades of dedicated service at the Latino Commission on AIDS, where he currently serves as the Director of Community Mobilization. Since joining the organization in 1997, Luis has been instrumental in spearheading critical initiatives aimed...
Luis Yáñez is a seasoned Community Leader with over two decades of dedicated service at the Latino Commission on AIDS, where he currently serves as the Director of Community Mobilization. Since joining the organization in 1997, Luis has been instrumental in spearheading critical initiatives aimed at addressing health disparities within Latino communities. His leadership in organizing the National Latino AIDS Awareness Day (NLAAD) and National Hispanic Hepatitis Awareness Day (NHHAD) has not only raised awareness but also mobilized resources and support for those affected by these pressing health issues.
Luis's expertise in program management and policy analysis has enabled him to develop and implement effective strategies that resonate with the community's needs. His fluency in both Spanish and English allows him to engage diverse populations, fostering an inclusive environment that encourages participation and advocacy. With a strong foundation in grant writing and report writing, he has successfully secured funding for various projects that aim to improve health outcomes and access to care for underserved populations.
In addition to his project management skills, Luis is known for his exceptional interpersonal abilities and critical thinking skills, which he leverages to build strong relationships with stakeholders, community leaders, and health organizations. His friendly personality and commitment to community empowerment have made him a trusted figure in the non-profit sector. As he continues to lead efforts in community mobilization, Luis remains focused on creating sustainable change and advocating for policies that promote health equity and social justice for Latino communities.
