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\u00a0 STACIE SANCHEZ HARE, DIRECTOR<\/h4>\n<\/p>\n
\u00a0 STACIE SANCHEZ HARE, DIRECTOR<\/h4>\nStacie Sanchez Hare is the Director of No Kid Hungry Texas where she leads a campaign to end child hunger in Texas. She joins us after working at City Year San Antonio as the Managing Director of Impact, overseeing partnerships with schools and community organizations in the San Antonio area. Before returning to Texas in 2017, she lived in New York City for 15 years where she worked in city government and nonprofit roles related to youth development, community engagement, and social justice issues. Stacie earned a Master of Science in Social Work from Columbia University. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Social Work from St. Edward\u2019s University. Stacie serves on the Jolt Texas Initiative Board, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering young Latinos in civic engagement. Stacie is based in San Antonio where she was born and raised.<\/p>\n
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\u00a0 MIA MEDINA, SENIOR PROGRAM MANAGER<\/h4>\nMia Medina is the Senior Program Manager for No Kid Hungry Texas where she partners with school districts and community organizations by providing resources, technical assistance and grants that help them strengthen their child nutrition programs. Mia is also the manager of the Texas Rural Network group which focuses on reducing food insecurity in rural communities through community led solutions and peer to peer support. Prior to working at No Kid Hungry, Mia worked in the Medicaid Division of Texas Health and Human Services Commission where she worked collaboratively with the Policy Council for Children and Families to come up with policy changes that could better the lives of families who have children with disabilities. Mia received her Master of Public Administration and Policy from American University, and her Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies from Texas Tech University. Mia continues to further her education through professional development programs such as Leadership Austin\u2019s Emerge program and stays active in her community as a member of the Pflugerville Library board. She is originally from Big Spring, TX but currently resides in Pflugerville, TX with her\u00a0 dog Casey.<\/p>\n
Contact Mia: mmedina@strength.org<\/p>\n
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\u00a0TERESA CONTRERAS-O\u2019REILLY, PROGRAM MANAGER<\/strong>
\nTeresa Contreras-O\u2019Reilly is the Program Manager for No Kid Hungry Texas where she partners with school districts and community organizations by providing resources, technical assistance and grants that help strengthen their child nutrition programs. Previously, Teresa served as an associate for No Kid Hungry Texas and for No Kid Hungry\u2019s Corporate Partnerships team. Prior to No Kid Hungry, Teresa worked for an early childhood research center for the LBJ School of Public Affairs at UT Austin. Teresa received her Bachelor\u2019s of Arts in Public Policy from Duke University. Teresa is originally from Austin, but now resides in Houston with her dog Walnut.<\/span><\/p>\nAbout Share Our Strength<\/h3>\n