HISPANIC LEAGUE TEAM

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  • In life we must always aim to grow as a human being and help others grow and reach their maximum potential. The Hispanic community has distinguished itself in the United States and other countries in the world for their perseverance and their desire to fight tirelessly. When I learned about the Hispanic League, I fell in love with its mission: to provide opportunities for Hispanic people to enrich their knowledge and create ties beyond language and cultural diversity. I am proud to belong to the League and I hope to contribute to helping others become empowered leaders in our Hispanic community.

DIANE MASSAS

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Carlos Nieto

  • Carlos Nieto is a proud Venezuelan and excited to join the Hispanic league team! He is bringing over 20 years of experience in management and operations to the organization. He is also a professional performer and is excited to bring a new performing arts program to the Latino community in Winston-Salem. A fun fact about Carlos is that his favorite color is teal.

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MAYRA RAMIREZ MANRIQUEZ

  • Mexico

    I graduated from Salem College with a B.A. in Spanish and a B.S. in Business Administration. I enjoy advocating for community and youth development. I love marketing because it is a tool to connect people and organizations. I am super excited to be part of the Hispanic League team and help my community!

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

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  • UNC HealthCare

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  • Forsyth Tech College Lift Program

    “I have been actively involved with the Hispanic League and other community and national initiatives to support multilingual families by advocating for equitable education, access to resources, and stronger school-community partnerships. Through this work, I have helped develop programs that empower students and families, ensuring they have the tools and opportunities to succeed. I have lived in Winston-Salem for 24 years and have been deeply involved in initiatives that support and uplift the community, particularly multilingual families and underrepresented students. My work includes 18 years in Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools, where I served as a Bilingual Parent and Community Engagement Coordinator, Assistant Principal, and Program Manager for Federal Programs. Currently, I serve as the Director of the College Lift Program at Forsyth Technical Community College, where I focus on expanding educational opportunities for first-generation students and families by providing educational pathways that promote workforce development and economic mobility, empowering them to achieve long-term success.

    I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education, Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership and have participated in the Summer Institute in Public Education Leadership Program at Harvard University, further strengthening my ability to lead initiatives that create lasting educational impact.”

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  • Executive Director of Educational Partnerships at Forsyth Technical Community College.

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  • “I have been involved with the Hispanic League since 2007 as a frequent volunteer and former board member.  I have also sponsored scholarships and participated in several fundraising activities.”

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  • Chile

    “Lorena Muñoz-Holladay-As an immigrant myself, I have benefited from the Hispanic League’s support on more than one occasion throughout my life. My journey with the organization began in 2001, when I served as the League’s first administrative assistant, and has continued over the years through my involvement as a dedicated volunteer at numerous events. The Hispanic League has a meaningful and lasting impact on our community, and it has been an honor to help broaden that impact—contributing to the prosperity of the Hispanic community and the greater community as a whole.”

  • Novant Health Heart and Wellness - Cardiac Rehab


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  • Wake Forest University School of Medicine

    Dr. Elimarie Caballero Quiñones, PsyD, is a Puerto Rican, bilingual Clinical Psychologist with over 12 years of experience who is known for her commitment to education and access to bilingual and culturally competent services for the Hispanic Community in the Triad Area. She is an advocate for justice and equity and is committed to fighting against stigma and fostering mental health awareness for multilingual families. She has collaborated and supported different local and national organizations and community events alongside the Hispanic League (e.g., Fiesta and Facebook Lives), Una Bendición (e.g., food pantries), Radio Oda, Beyond Celiac (DEI Advisory Board), among others. Dr. Caballero is committed to continuing to serve Hispanic communities through advocacy, equitable education, and culturally humble, responsible mental health services.

  • USA

    Clinical Social Worker

    “I was asked to be on the Hispanic League Scholarship Committee several years ago to assist in the effort to provide needed scholarships for Latino/Latina students in our area, This have been a very rewarding effort for me, so muc so that when I was asked to consider being on the Board of Directors I was quite excited about the prospect if expanding my participation in the Mission of the Hispanic League. I remain quite committed to that mission.“

    Community Volunteer: Board of Directors of Trellis (Hospice care) / Precinct Chair for a local political party as well as a member of the executive committee of the same political party.

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  • Director, Alumni Engagement Wake Forest University

    “As a long time resident of Winston-Salem, I'm thrilled to work with the Hispanic League, its scholars and members to provide opportunity and increase access for Latin youth in the Triad.”

    Community Volunteer: SECU Family House - Services Committee

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  • Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools


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  • UNC School of Arts

    “I am actively involved with the Hispanic League, where I support cultural and educational initiatives that uplift Hispanic children and families through the arts. My work focuses on fostering unity, access, and pride in our cultural heritage.”

    Community Involvement & Credentials:

    Ballet teacher for Hispanic children

    Professional Classical Ballerina and Professor at UNCSA.

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  • Sphinx Organization

    “I served my first volunteer shift with the Hispanic League in the fall of 2025, and I felt that I was truly in a space that was built by and for the Hispanic community. It is a privilege to support such a community-centered organization as they advance their mission. 3. Credentials: MA in Arts Administration, Community Advisor for Instituto Cimarrón.”

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  • Immigration Paralegal at EMP Law Firm

    “I love the Hispanic League because it connects me to home and offers an opportunity to showcase the beauty of our culture and our strength when we unite for the same cause: our people.”

    Community Volunteer: Hispanic League & Love Out Loud

    Credentials: Colombian Attorney, Master of Laws, Specialized in International Law and Human Rights.

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  • Regional Director I Central Region at Truliant Federal Credit Union.

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  • Senior Small Business Consultant at Prospera NC.

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  • Novant Health Waughtown Pediatrics

    “I have been a pediatrician with Novant Health since 2006 and helped to establish the Waughtown clinic in 2017 to decrease barriers to accessing healthcare for the Hispanic community.”

  • Sigma Software Group, Inc.

  • Forsyth Technical Community College


    Lina Lozada is a young but committed professional in the field of education. Obtaining her bachelor's degree in Communication Studies from UNC Greensboro in 2022. Lina learned about the Hispanic Leagues' work through her time serving in Crosby Scholars as the outreach specialist for the program Excelencia, where she was able to advise middle and high school students on their paths to higher education. Currently, Lina serves as the Assistant Director of Student Life and Engagement for Forsyth Technical Community College.

  • Federal Bureau of Investigation

    “I have worked in the community as a teacher, interpreter, and volunteer serving the Hispanic/Latino community in various roles. My goal is to continue supporting causes that benefit our community and contribute my experience to the organization.”

Contact us

If you have any questions or comments, please don’t hesitate to reach out using the contact form.
Phone: (336) 560-1881

Email: info@hispanicleague.org

Office Hours:

Tuesday - Thursday

9am - 5pm