Board of Directors

Dr. Adrian Estrada, Jr.

Brenda Villanueva

LeRoy Blea

Rita Sedano-Garcia, MBA

Citibank, Mill Valley & San Rafael Board Treasurer, Alcohol Justice

Rita Sedano-Garcia hails from Peru, but has committed to making the lives of the Latinx residents of Marin better. She is a founding member of Consejo Restaurativo de Marin and Latinos Unidos de Marin. Consejo works with youth and families to help them navigate schools and work, preventing the school to prison pipeline, often involving the youth in Youth for Justice. She provides leadership at Citibank in Mill Valley and other locations. She also serves on the Marin Immigrant Safety Coalition.

Terry Cunningham, MAOM

San Diego Health and Human Services Board Chair, Alcohol Justice

Terry Cunningham has been a leader in fighting the AIDS epidemic and an advocate for LGBTQ+ health since the early 1980’s. He has a Master Degree in Organizational Management and served in various high level executive positions in San Diego, including as the Chief of the Office of HIV, STD & Hepatitis Branch of Public Heath Services. After a lifetime of training, advocacy and leadership he is still busy but happily retired with his two dogs.

Veronica De Lara, MPA

SEIU United Service Workers West

Veronica De Lara was born and raised in the San Fernando Valley. Currently she is the Political Organizer of SEIU United Service Workers West. She was the Project Director at Pueblo y Salud, where she oversaw two drug prevention projects. She focused on addressing alcohol, tobacco, marijuana and other drugs related issues that negatively impact the public health and safety of communities. Veronica is currently the Co-Chair for the California Alcohol Policy Alliance (CAPA). CAPA is a state-wide alliance that focuses on protecting health, safety and prevent alcohol-related harm through statewide action. Her educational background includes a Master’s degree in Public Administration from California State University of Los Angeles (CalStateLA) and received three Bachelors of Arts from the University of California Davis (UCDavis). Veronica has over ten years of experience working in the public sector alongside community members at the grassroots level to help advocate for healthier and safer communities by using coalitions and environmental prevention efforts. Veronica is an active member of the community and focuses on educating, organizing, and advocating to increase civic participation.