Dulce Dominguez is originally from Ixtapan de la Sal, Mexico, and immigrated with her family to the United States at the age of 2 years old. Dulce is now a DACA recipient and has worked in the Lake County, Illinois community as an advocate for immigrant families. She is a co-founder for a grassroots initiative in Northern Illinois known as the Center for Immigrant Progress, working to engage Latino and Immigrant Youth to gain leadership skills and advocate for immigrant rights. She first joined Alianza Americas in 2018 as part of her graduate internship in policy and research, where she spearheaded two research projects focused on the health and safety of outdoor immigrant workers. Dulce obtained a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Northeastern Illinois University and a Master's Degree in Social Service Administration from the University of Chicago. As the Development coordinator Dulce is charged with leading managing the organization’s institutional support and partnerships to continue growing Alianza’s impact.

Daniela Contreras is charged with leading the graphic design and organizational branding for Alianza Americas. She has extensive experience in advertising campaigns, content creation for social networks, and development of corporate branding. Her portfolio includes the creation of several campaigns for Alianza Americas including, "Hearts across the Americas" and "Refuge for Families," among many others. Since 2016, Daniela has worked at the commercial production company Sin Retorno Studios. This experience allowed her to take part in major projects like an animated video series for the National Coffee Council, the creation of technical manuals for the Italo-American Cooperative, and various other digital campaigns for social networks.

María Elsa Guerra Beltrán has a B.A. in Foreign Relations from the Universidad de El Salvador. She is a defender of human rights and social justice. She has taken a number of courses with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on identification and protection of migrants, human rights in international migration, international refugee law, international protocol, and geopolitics and geo-strategy. María Elsa has 10 years of experience in customer service. She joined the Alianza Americas team in 2019 through an internship and became a staff member in March 2021.

Bruce Tyler is the Somos Salud Project Director at Alianza Americas, managing the organization’s national health initiatives. He currently oversees two federal grant projects funded by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA). In this role, Bruce works with Alianza’s member organizations to develop and implement health education and outreach strategies that address health inequities impacting Latinx and Latin American immigrant communities. Bruce has extensive experience working with immigrants and refugees from Latin American countries. In his previous experience Bruce helped manage a child nutrition program for farmworker families in the Rio Grande Valley under La Unión del Pueblo Entero (formerly United Farm Workers) in San Juan, Texas. During his time in Boston Bruce helped refugees from Central American countries obtain official refugee status by supporting their application process through INS. Most recently, Bruce worked at the University of Illinois-Chicago (UIC) as a professor teaching Latin American Studies, Mexican Studies, and Latin American Environmental Studies. Bruce holds a Master’s degree from the Universidad de Guadalajara, where he completed fieldwork among artisanal fishing communities in Jalisco, Mexico. He is ABD in Development Sociology from Cornell University, and is currently completing a MPH in Community Health Sciences at UIC.