Joaquin Guerrero
Joaquin Guerrero is a mediator, and housing justice advocate. Born in Mexico, Joaquin immigrated to Vancouver, BC before moving to San Francisco to work on gender and housing justice initiatives. As the Inaugural Director of Our Trans Home SF- a BIPOC led trans housing program- he led the opening of the first Transgender Navigation Center in the US and helped to envision the “End Trans Homelessness” initiative- the first “functional zero” initiative of it’s kind for trans and gender non-conforming people. Joaquin previously served on the Trans Advisory Committee of the Office of Trans
Joaquin Guerrero is a mediator, and housing justice advocate. Born in Mexico, Joaquin immigrated to Vancouver, BC before moving to San Francisco to work on gender and housing justice initiatives. As the Inaugural Director of Our Trans Home SF- a BIPOC led trans housing program- he led the opening of the first Transgender Navigation Center in the US and helped to envision the “End Trans Homelessness” initiative- the first “functional zero” initiative of it’s kind for trans and gender non-conforming people. Joaquin previously served on the Trans Advisory Committee of the Office of Trans Initiatives and the City and County’s Shelter Monitoring Committee. He currently is a Program Officer for the Arlene and Michael Rosen Foundation, a mediator in supportive housing for the San Francisco Bar Associations Conflict Intervention Services, and is a Capacity Coach for the Transgender Strategy Center with a focus on professional development for TGNC, BIPOC and formerly incarcerated people.