OUR MISSION

Advocate on behalf of and together with individuals from immigrant, migrant, and refugee backgrounds to strengthen our communities.

KATHERINE E. RANE

Executive Director

Katherine developed a passion for immigration while representing immigrants during law school. As a Teaching Assistant, president of the Immigration Law club, and Lead Fellow of the school legal clinic, she led others who were interested in immigration. She was selected to receive a leadership scholarship for the same leadership skills she uses to direct the Foundation today. She is admitted to the bar in the state of Utah.

NATALIE L. MACIAS

Immigrant Advocate

Natalie grew up near the US border where immigration impacts everyday life. As an adult, she spent a year and a half living in Mexico. She is completing an undergraduate degree in Latin American Studies at Brigham Young University and plans to attend law school. Natalie's experience and education help her inspire individuals to connect with the Foundation’s mission.

SONDRA G. ELLSWORTH

Immigrant Advocate

Sondra brings five years' experience as a paralegal to NOMÁS. She has also spent years volunteering with Spanish speaking agricultural workers in California’s Central Valley and immigrant entrepreneurs in Detroit. Her experience drives her to create innovative tools that improve advocacy.

ANDREA K. RANE

Immigrant Advocate

After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Anthropology from Brigham Young University, Andrea worked at a homeless shelter through the AmeriCorps program. She has lived abroad in Argentina and Peru. Andrea passionately amplifies marginalized voices and works to build unified communities.

WEST VALLEY CITY, UTAH

5:00-7:00 PM
First Thursday of every month

REXBURG, IDAHO

5:00-7:00 PM
Second Thursday of every month

CHICAGO, ILLINOIS

5:00-7:00 PM
Second Thursday of every month

OGDEN, UTAH

5:00-7:00 PM
Third Thursday of every month

LOGAN, UTAH

5:00-7:00 PM
Fourth Thursday of every month