Sabrina Cerquera

I manage the Viviane Barnett Fellowship, a cohort-based fellowship program designed for aspiring, emerging, and experienced Black, Indigenous and people of color leaders in Oregon working across sectors to build equitable, climate-resilient food systems. My passion for food and land justice meet at the intersection of lived experience under food apartheid, a gazillion hospitality jobs, and storytelling. I’m a first generation Colombian American by way of Miami, Fla. Living with my cat, Salem (named after the Teenage Witch’s), in the Pacific Northwest, I can be found talking with my hands and reacting loudly with my eyebrows over the dinner table.