Our Leadership

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Breonna McCree

Breonna McCree (she/her) is a potent advocate for social justice, boasting more than twenty years of committed experience in furthering the cause for the broader transgender community in the San Francisco Bay Area. Acknowledged as the prior Director of Community Engagement at the Center of Excellence for Transgender Health, University of California San Francisco, she spearheaded initiatives in transgender empowerment, behavioral interventions, and HIV prevention. McCree made substantial contributions to organizations such as Walden House Recovery Services, TARC, Public Health Institute, and UCSF.

Her steadfast commitment to transgender empowerment earned her recognition as a 2023 Grand Marshal by San Francisco Pride, supported by accolades from Mayor London Breed, Senator Scott Wiener, and the Bayard Rustin Coalition.

As Co-Executive Director of the Transgender District, McCree focuses on fostering collaboration, establishing impactful partnerships, and developing programs that resonate with the diverse transgender community in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood.

Her goal is to economically empower and stabilize transgender individuals through ownership of businesses, homes, historic sites, and community space. Envisioning an inclusive, oppression-free world where transgender and gender-diverse communities flourish, McCree’s proactive and innovative strategies exemplify her dedication to pioneering advancements in transgender health and empowerment.

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Carlo Gómez Arteaga

Carlo Gómez Arteaga is a seasoned organizer and advocate with 30 years of experience advancing LGBTQIA+ equity, immigrant rights, and economic justice. He currently serves as Co-Executive Director of the Transgender District in San Francisco, where he works to preserve and empower the transgender community's legacy in the Tenderloin.

A skilled fundraiser, organizer, and trainer, Carlo has a rich history of working social movements and building organizations. He co-founded People United for the Legalization of Students (PULS) to advocate for undocumented immigrant students efforts and later co-created Grupo de Apoyo Fénix, the first bilingual support space for Latine trans masculine and non-binary individuals in Oakland, California. His previous work with the Dolores Huerta Foundation focused on leading anti-poverty campaigns and strengthening donor engagement for social change.

Carlo holds a degree in Political Science and Spanish from DePaul University, has completed graduate studies in Ethnic Studies at San Francisco State University, and was a Ford Foundation New Voices Fellow on immigration policy. Born and raised in Chicago, he now resides in West Oakland.

Our Staff

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    Sean Greene

    CHIEF ADMINISTATIVE OFFICER (he/him)

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    Belen Meza Hernandez

    COMMUNICATIONS and PARTNERSHIPS ASSOCIATE (she/her)

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    Carolina Osoria

    PROGRAM ASSOCIATE (she/her/ella)

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    Myron Parker

    OPERATIONS ASSOCIATE (they/them)