Team - Equipo

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Dr. Analucía Lopezrevoredo is a Peruvian-Chilean-Quechua-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 and Urban Adamah's board, is a member of the Schusterman Foundation's "ROI community" and the Jewish Women's Foundation of New York's "Collective," and is a Wexner Field Fellow.  A passionate global citizen, she's traveled to over 125 countries and has lived-in five continents.  

Kimberly (Kimmy) Dueñas 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, Europe, and Israel.

A seasoned international Jewish educator, Kimmy is passionate about providing a safe space for people to develop deeper connections to their Latin-Jewish identity. Her passion for community healing, led her to join the Jewtina y Co. team as the community coordinator, in charge of innovative identity wellness programming. Prior to working with Jewtina y Co. she was a Jewish educator at Wilshire Boulevard Temple in Los Angeles, CA and at the Jewish Community Center in Mumbai, India

Kimmy is a graduate of the American Jewish University, where she was selected to be the valedictorian of her graduating class. She is a former a JDC Entwine Jewish Service Corps Fellow, a Jeremiah Fellowship (Bend the Arc) and Kollel Fellowship (Mitsui Collective) alumna and is currently participating in Bend the Arc's Selah Fellowship. Outside of Jewtina y Co., Kimmy leads Learn.Grow.Rise. a yoga, wellness and conscious activism platform.

Denise Dautoff is an indigenous, native, Mexican Jew of Color living in the Bay Area Peninsula, on Ramaytush/ Ohlone Land.

A longtime community organizer, Denise serves as the outreach coordinator, connecting community members around the world to Jewtina y Co.'s mission. She currently sits on the "Count Me In" Social Action Committee at the Peninsula Jewish Community Center (PJCC) in Foster City, CA, the Racial Justice and Inclusion Committee (RJIC) at IKAR in Los Angeles, CA, and the Board of Directors at Ammud: The JOC Torah Academy in New York, NY. Over the past 20 years,  Denise has also been active in the care and education of her daughters, and has volunteered on school boards and committees at their local Jewish Day School and High School.

A graduate of the California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo, California, Denise is also an alumna of the Union of Reform Judaism's Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) JewV’Nation Fellowship and the "Don’t Kvetch, Organize" community organizing training through Bend the Arc. 

During her spare time, you will find Denise gardening, hiking with her husband, walking her dog or cooking with her daughters.