Community Impact Fellowship

“The internship program has provided me grounding when I felt the most insecure. Through APSC’s support I gained a network of supporters, mentors and importantly the skills I would need to thrive. I highly encourage anyone with the opportunity to do so, to take advantage of this program.”

Jonathan Ho, 2021 Intern

Image description: Jonathan Ho holding a care package box for deportees.

Anthony Mondragon

Johnny Smith

Guillermo Medina

Anthony Mondragon

Boualay Sengsaveng

Malia Lapota

Phoeun You

Mace Boungert

My name is Macy Boungert and I am passionate about organizing and bringing awareness to the injustice that is going on in the prison system. What I am most excited about this internship is meeting people who is like minded and learning more about how to advocate, organizing, and also learning everything that I need to know about how I can better contribute to our community

Allen Bustos

My name is Allen Bustos and I was born and raised in San Francisco/Daly City. I am a second generation Filipino-American and first-generation college student. I am studying Health Education at SFSU and passionate about social justice and community building. I’m looking forward to helping our incarcerated population, creating new relationships, and growing with APSC!

Fatima Monteiro

My name is Fatima and I am a Boston native living in Chicago. I'm a mom of two beautiful girls that keep me on my toes. Criminal justice reform is one of my biggest passions. Our system is broken and it's going to take all of us to fix it. I am really looking forward to this APCS internship because of the mission behind the work.

Benjamin Obsuna

My name is Benjamin Sunga Obsuna, I currently reside in the Philipines after being deported. I’m 44 years old happily married with three children. I am passionate about life. I love life. I’ve been given this second chance and I'm loving every minute of it.  I am very excited to work with APSC. I am ready to learn and hear about other people's experiences and opinions.

David Yonn

My name is Saveth “David” Yonn, I’m from Cambodia and passionate about developing human resources. I am an IT major with five years of teaching experience and nearly twenty years in management. Now I am the general manager for a real estate land development in Cambodia. I am most excited about this internship program to learn new skills and meet new people with similar interests and backgrounds.

Jonathan Ho

After the completion of the internship program, Jonathan is now pursuing a career as a union mason.

Angela Parks

Following the APSC internship, Angela was hired as a full-time employee with MILPA Collective as the Finance and Operations Specialist.

Aisake “Kep” Tuiono

Pursuing his lifelong dream of teaching financial literacy to Pacific Islanders, Kep is working hard to get his non-profit Elite Financial off the grounds.

Chanthon Bun

Since the fellowship, Bun has been actively campaigning for other APIs facing deportation. He was selected as a Yuri Kochiyama fellow in 2021 and a Community Advocate with the Asian Law Caucus. Bun is now a Reentry Coordinator at APSC. He supporting formerly incarcerated people in their reentry journeys, and freeing his community from ICE.

John Lam

John was brought on board as a full-time staff at APSC after the completion of the fellowship and currently working to finish his undergraduate at UC Berkeley and will be pursuing his Masters in Public Policy.

Maria Legarda

Recognizing the passion Maria demonstrated in helping reentry individuals, she was offered to continue to assist APSC’s reentry division. She has since created the Community And Reentry Empowerment Support Group for FIP women/trans with co-director Ny Nourn in 2022.