Rachel Etshim brings a strong academic background and a deep commitment to community service to her role as Vice President of the African Immigrants Resources Center. Holding a Doctorate, Rachel has extensive experience in leadership and community outreach, with a focus on supporting underserved populations. Her expertise is instrumental in shaping the programs that help immigrants access the resources they need to succeed in their new communities. Rachel's passion for education and empowerment is evident in her work, where she continually strives to bridge the gap between immigrants and the support services they deserve.

Rachel works closely with the center's staff and board to implement strategic initiatives, focusing on integrating services that promote both social and economic mobility for African immigrants. She believes in fostering environments where individuals can find their voice and access opportunities for personal and professional growth. With a keen understanding of both the challenges and strengths of the immigrant experience, Rachel plays a key role in ensuring that every client is treated with dignity and receives the support they need to thrive.