BOARD MEMBER

Daniella Espinoza (she/her) is a passionate advocate working at the intersection of technology, housing, and access to public resources. She is deeply interested in how digital tools, data systems, and civic technology can be leveraged to reduce barriers to housing and help communities more easily navigate essential services. Daniella envisions a future where housing and resource systems are transparent, user-centered, and designed with the needs of the people they serve at the center.

Her work is informed by both academic study and professional experience focused on technology, public policy, and equity. She brings a thoughtful, systems-oriented perspective to housing justice, with a particular interest in how technology can improve coordination, accountability, and access across housing and social service ecosystems.

Daniella attended the University of California, Berkeley, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science and Chicanx Studies. As a board member of Just Homes, she is committed to advancing innovative, community-centered approaches that expand access to housing and essential resources.

In her free time, Daniella enjoys spending time with her friends/family, her cats, hiking and reading.