Ryan Galvez
Ryan is a first generation student at Lowell High School, and is born and raised in San Francisco.
Having benefited from his involvement in many youth support programs in the City, Ryan wholeheartedly believes in their positive impact on his community. In the past, he has been actively involved in the Mayor’s Youth Employment and Education Program (MYEEP), as a Leader-in-Training for the Boys & Girls Club, and has volunteered for many youth support programs within and outside of school.
Currently, he is a Peer Leader at the San Francisco Greenagers Program, as well as a soccer referee for San
Ryan is a first generation student at Lowell High School, and is born and raised in San Francisco.
Having benefited from his involvement in many youth support programs in the City, Ryan wholeheartedly believes in their positive impact on his community. In the past, he has been actively involved in the Mayor’s Youth Employment and Education Program (MYEEP), as a Leader-in-Training for the Boys & Girls Club, and has volunteered for many youth support programs within and outside of school.
Currently, he is a Peer Leader at the San Francisco Greenagers Program, as well as a soccer referee for San Francisco Youth Soccer. During his free time, Ryan enjoys playing sports and is currently part of the swim and football team at Lowell.
Coming from a low-income Latinx family, he is strongly familiar with the struggles and challenges many youth face in San Francisco. Ryan is passionate about raising awareness and gathering support for marginalized communities in San Francisco, so he hopes that sharing his own experiences will inspire others to get involved and promote change.