Baruch brings ten years of experience with violence prevention and youth-led programming. An artist at heart, he has integrated art making as a core value at T4B. Baruch also participated for T4B with the Anti-Racism Youth Leadership Institute (AYLI) as well as Three Sisters Kitchen Cooking Across Generations and Food Business Training Program. He also serves on the New Mexico Land Water Conservation Fund Advisory Committee.

Alejandra is originally from Chihuahua, Mexico. New Mexico has been home for the past two decades. She is a mother of four boys, two of which have been involved with T4B since 2020. She has experience managing staff in restaurant industry, and has served as the South Valley Academy Parent Coordinator since 2019 informing and engaging parents to be engaged in their children’s education. Alejandra's interests are around community , environmental and social Justice issues. She currently resides in West Mesa . She advocates for transportation equity for young men and their families. Her aspirations are to keep helping more moms learn more about their community resources and more.

Alma is originally from Chihuahua Mexico, New Mexico has been home for the past two decades. She now resides in the South Valley of New Mexico. She is a mother of 2 boys and a girl. She has experience in the restaurant industry. Alma works in a restaurant and she started with T4B as part of the mother cohort and most recent she started organizing the mothers and father cohort.

Fernando Garcia attends Eastern New Mexico University (ENMU) and is majoring in Aviation Science. He was born and raised in the Westgate area of Albuquerque. Fernando is the Project Manager for the Food Justice Project with Together for Brothers, and has participated in previous cohorts as a Youth Organizer. His hobbies are making art, photography, and cooking which he enjoys practicing everyday. He aspires to grow and make his own photography business.

Mireya is from the state of Mexico and has lived in Albuquerque New Mexico since 2010. She has always worked in costumer service at restaurants, She is patient and loves to help people. She wants to learn more about community based work. She is a proud mother of 3 children. She loves to be challenged and tries to practice her English at work. Her goals are to keep learning more, be on time and to help as many people as she can!

Duc Pham is a Vietnamese American born and raised in Albuquerque. He enjoys gaming, playing his guitar, calisthenics, swimming, and biking. With a goal to pursue medicine through UNM's BA/MD program, he aims to merge his scientific interests with a commitment to community health and wellness.

Xavier is going on his 15th year of working at all-levels of grassroots and frontline strategies to realize social, environmental and economic justice beginning with self, home, Albuquerque, New Mexico and beyond. He grew up between a family ranch in southeast New Mexico (Apache Territory) and family home in the South Valley (Southern Tiwa Territory).