Adriana Guadana-Huizar
Adriana graduated college in May of 2021 as a first-generation student. A proud daughter of two Mexican immigrants, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in International Studies and Anthropology. Adriana interned with the Chan Law Firm in 2019, and upon graduation joined the team.
Her passion for immigration came from her family’s personal challenges within the immigration system. She vividly remembers the long, systemic hurdles of filling out immigration paperwork: particularly the language barriers, economic challenges, and sheer lack of understanding of the process.
She hopes to one day become an immigration attorney and help families like hers be able to understand and obtain immigration relief. She keeps the stories shared with her close to her heart, and fully believes it is these stories that are her drive and fuel to continue to advocate.
Yuridia Zamora
Yuridia Zamora, originally from Mexico, is a woman of many facets and achievements. She was born and raised in Mexico, where she began her journey towards a successful career. She earned a bachelor’s degree in communication sciences, showcasing her passion for communication and connecting with people.
After graduating, Yuridia continued her education and obtained a Master’s degree in Public Administration, equipping her with valuable skills in management and leadership. But her story doesn’t end here; Yuridia is also a loving mother of two daughters, highlighting her ability to balance her career and family life.
In 2019, Yuridia took a brave step by immigrating to the United States, where she experienced firsthand the challenging immigration process. This experience gave her a profound understanding of the struggles and triumphs of those seeking a better life in a new country.
Yuridia is not only bilingual in English and Spanish, but she also offers invaluable support in administrative matters. Her ability to navigate both languages and her expertise in administrative tasks make her an asset to any organization or community.
Throughout her life, Yuridia Zamora has demonstrated determination, dedication, and courage at every step of her journey. Her story is a testament to the constant pursuit of personal growth and overcoming obstacles as an immigrant.
Miriam Arevalo
Miriam graduated from the University of Colorado Boulder in May 2022 as a first-generation student. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Ethnic Studies. She was born and raised in Denver, CO, and is the proud daughter of two Mexican immigrants. She enjoys working in a multicultural, multilingual environment. She is fluent in English and Spanish and has a background in French. She also enjoys traveling and learning about cultures and people.
Her passion and interest in immigration law began through her parents. She experienced firsthand the challenges and struggles that her family faced after taking the leap of faith of immigrating to the U.S. in search of the American dream. Despite these challenges, Miriam hopes to continue to aid and advocate for migrants and families as she does her own and is dedicated to the immigration field and the immigrant community.
