OUR MISSIONAdvocate on behalf of and together with individuals from immigrant, migrant, and refugee backgrounds to strengthen our communities.
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SUPPORTERS
Thank you to our partners for supporting the NOMAS mission to strengthen our communities.
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BOARD MEMBERS
PEDRO GONZALEZ-CELAYA
Board Chair
Board Chair
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PAOLA ZORRILLA SOTO
Board Member |
TRACI A. RANE
Board Member |
PAULA SIBLE HEYN
Board Member |
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KATHERINE E. RANE
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STAFF
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.
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.
LYNAE B. BEVAN
Associate Director
Lynae developed a passion for working with individuals from immigrant, migrant and refugee backgrounds while completing undergraduate studies at Brigham Young University. During this time she provided service to members of these communities, leading to her decision to attend law school. During law school, she completed internships with NOMAS and worked as a Lead Fellow of the school legal clinic where she gained the important leadership skills and legal knowledge necessary to direct work within NOMAS. She is admitted to the Nevada Bar.
Associate Director
Lynae developed a passion for working with individuals from immigrant, migrant and refugee backgrounds while completing undergraduate studies at Brigham Young University. During this time she provided service to members of these communities, leading to her decision to attend law school. During law school, she completed internships with NOMAS and worked as a Lead Fellow of the school legal clinic where she gained the important leadership skills and legal knowledge necessary to direct work within NOMAS. She is admitted to the Nevada Bar.
SILVANA A. PARDO
Immigrant Advocate
Before moving to the United States, Silvana studied journalism and worked in sales in Chile. As an immigrant herself, she knows how difficult it is to leave behind family and culture. Since arriving in the US, Silvana has worked as a legal assistant. She combines her skill in journalism with her legal knowledge to help individuals integrate into new communities when they immigrate. Silvana is a partially accredited DOJ representative.
Immigrant Advocate
Before moving to the United States, Silvana studied journalism and worked in sales in Chile. As an immigrant herself, she knows how difficult it is to leave behind family and culture. Since arriving in the US, Silvana has worked as a legal assistant. She combines her skill in journalism with her legal knowledge to help individuals integrate into new communities when they immigrate. Silvana is a partially accredited DOJ representative.
LORENIA D. LIZARRAGA
Immigrant Advocate
Upon arriving in the United States as an immigrant, Lorenia helped start a successful family business. She also worked professionally while maintaining a home and raising children. She knows firsthand the process individuals go through to obtain legal immigration status and understands how complicated it can be. Her empathy and experience make her a powerful advocate. She is a partially accredited DOJ representative.
Immigrant Advocate
Upon arriving in the United States as an immigrant, Lorenia helped start a successful family business. She also worked professionally while maintaining a home and raising children. She knows firsthand the process individuals go through to obtain legal immigration status and understands how complicated it can be. Her empathy and experience make her a powerful advocate. She is a partially accredited DOJ representative.
