Associate Director, Wealth-Building Policy Project

Expertise

Latino homeownership and housing discrimination; predatory lending and other financial abuses; asset accumulation and net worth of Latino families; credit cards, auto loans, and other financial services

Education

Master’s degree, urban policy, Cleveland State University; bachelor’s degree, political science and history, Malone College

Background

Current Position: Oversees policy analysis, research, and advocacy on issues related to housing, homeownership, wealth-building and financial services


Previous Position(s): Project Manager, residential redevelopment project at Famicos Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio

Selected Publications

Saving Homes, Saving Communitites: Latino Brokers Speak Out on Hispanic Homeownership, coauthored with Tim Sandos (September 2007)

Jeopardizing Hispanic Homeownership: Predatory Practices in the Homebuying Market (May 2005)