Youth Advocate Cabinet & Roster

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Youth Advocate Program

Every year Day One's Youth Advocates have the opportunity to run for a leadership position within the group.

Youth Advocate Cabinet 2011-2012

Jennifer Jimenez
President

Jennifer Jimenez is a current senior at Pasadena High School. She is passionate about addressing and developing solutions for Pasadena youth and community needs. Jennifer has been actively involved with Day One and the Northwest Ambassadors Program for over two years. Jennifer believes a leader is someone who is positive, responsible, dedicated, and takes into account the needs of his/her peers for the success of the group.

Rosa Romero
Vice President

Rosa Romero describes herself as a natural leader who wants to expand her experience as the VP of Day One Youth Advocates. Rosa hopes to encourage more participation from the Youth Advocates to promote commitment and loyalty. As an aspiring leader, Rosa believes a leader must be self-motivating and passionate about the work they do.

Evangelica Child
Secretary

Adam K. Smith
Arts and Media Relations

Adam K. Smith is a junior at Pasadena High School and has been a Day One Youth advocate since 2011. Adam has experience in film making though his work on small budget shorts with OMG!
Studios. He is very creative and has won two awards from the Armory Center for the Arts for his pen and ink and still life drawings. His goal is to attend the University of Southern California and major in film like his inspiration, George Lucas
(creator of Star Wars). His dream is to eventually make his own full-length film.

Jasmin Cedillo
Fundraising

Jasmin Cedillo is a current senior at Pasadena High school and has been an active Youth Advocate for the past 2 years. She gained experience in fundraising when serving as president/representative of the VADA academy for 2 years at Pasadena High School. Jasmin believes that youth have the potential to have a bigger voice in their community and need their opinions heard.