Team - Equipo

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Dr. Analucía Lopezrevoredo (she/her/ella) is a Peruvian-Chilean-American sociologist, born in Peru and raised in Spain and the United States. 

A scholar of Jewish and Latin American migration, Analucía founded Jewtina y Co. in 2019 to offer Latin Jews from around the world a community in which to celebrate and explore Latin-Jewish multiculturalism. Prior to Jewtina y Co., she worked at JIMENA, OneTable, Bend the Arc, the Center to Advance Racial Equity, and was a global development officer in California's Central Valley, southwestern México and southeastern Perú.

She is the recipient of the National Young Woman of Distinction award, is a former Fulbright and Rotary International Scholar, sits on JDC Entwine's council, JPRO and Urban Adamah's board of directors, is a member of the Schusterman Foundation's "ROI community," Elluminate's "Collective," and is a Wexner Field Fellow. A passionate global citizen, she's traveled to over 130 countries and all seven continents (having lived in five of seven!).  

Kimberly Ariella Dueñas (she/her/ella) is a California native with a global spirit. Born into a multicultural home, she discovered that the best way to explore her dynamic Jewish identity was to immerse and involve herself in the world - beginning with tracing her roots to rural El Salvador and across Europe.

An international Jewish educator, Kimberly Ariella is passionate about providing a safe space for people to develop deeper connections to their Latin and Jewish identities. Her passion for community healing, led her to join the Jewtina y Co. team as a founding member and the Director of Learning in charge of innovative identity, community and wellbeing programming. Prior to working with Jewtina y Co. she was an experiential Jewish educator in Los Angeles, CA and volunteer educator at the Jewish Community Center in Mumbai, India.

Kimberly Ariella is a graduate of the American Jewish University, where she was selected to be the valedictorian of her graduating class. She is a former JDC Entwine Jewish Service Corps Fellow and community representative, a Selah Fellowship (Bend the Arc) and Kollel Fellowship (Mitsui Collective) alumna and is a member of the Schusterman Foundation's ROI community. 

Nechama Spraragen (she/her/ella) is a proud daughter of an Argentinian immigrant to the United States. She was born and raised in New York and now lives in Israel after making Aliyah. 

From a young age, Nechama was inspired by her mother’s work ethic and her commitment to providing her three children with every opportunity for a meaningful and productive life. Nechama is especially connected to her dual identity as a Jew and a Latina. Eager to make an impact, she is pursuing a career in the non-profit world.

Nechama graduated from Bar Ilan University with a Dual BA in Communications and Political Science. She is currently enrolled in a Masters Degree in Social Work program at Hebrew University. Nechama was able to apply her studies to real-world experience as a volunteer working for human rights and activism at half-dozen leading organizations ranging from WePower for women’s equality in politics to an internship with former Knesset member Aliza Lavie. 

Elianna Bernstein (she/her/ella) is a native Angeleno and proud Mexican-American Jewtina. Passionate about mental health and community, Elianna supports fellows in processing the wide range of emotions and thoughts that come with being part of such a heart-centered and healing experience.

A second-year grad school student, Elianna is getting a Master's in Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis, MO, were she specializes in child behavioral health.

In her free time, Elianna enjoys taking walks, baking, mindfulness meditation, dabbling in printmaking and other artsy endeavors, and indulging in anything feline-related (aka cats!).