Danyele Ysac (she/her)

Danyele is a University of Nebraska-Omaha graduate with a two Bachelors degrees: A Bachelors of Arts in History and Latino/Latin American Studies with a minor in Holocaust and Genocide Studies and a Bachelors of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice. These days, she works with the Department of Health and Human Services as a Child and Family Services Specialist. She is excited to work with an organization that puts the youth voice front and center. She says: “I think Elevate Omaha is going to have a big impact for the youth and the community.”

Jaime Valadez (he/him)

A Latino Studies major at the University of Nebraska-Omaha, Jaime is excited to learn, grow and mobilize as a member of Omaha’s youth. Recently a graduate of Omaha South High School, he is hopeful to bring folks together, bridging the gap between areas in Omaha. He loves the diversity of Elevate Omaha and is eager to do the necessary work to help area youth feel heard and represented. When he’s not studying or taking part in Omaha’s activism scene, Jaime enjoys talking about sports and learning about the history of athletics. 

Fun fact: Jaime is a two-time Youth of the Year recipient out of the Omaha South Boys and Girls Club.

King Brown (he/him)

Coming Soon

Manger Baw (she/her) 

Manger is a 2019 graduate from the University of Nebraska-Omaha with a BS in Communications (and a sociology minor!). She has returned to campus, now as a full-time academic advisor, and she believes in the power of youth-driven activities that equip Omaha’s young people to be the leaders of tomorrow. She loves that Omaha is a small, close-knit community but hopes to see more diversity and inclusion across the city. Her dream is to create a learning center for underserved communities. 

Fun fact: Manger speaks 3 languages and sleeps without pillows!