Marta Amelia Da Silva Barreto
Skills & Qualifications
Communications & Thought Processes
Public Speaking advanced
Active Listening
Innovative
Systems Efficiency
Safety Protocols
Consistent feedback
Verbal Communications
Non-Verbal Communications
Written Communications
Interpersonal Communications
Team Collaboration
Deductive Reasoning
Analytical Thinking
Critical Thinking
'Creative Thinking
Problem Solving
Quick Thinking
Team player who can work autonomously & has experience supervising & training teams
Fluent in English, Spanish & Portuguese
Personal Traits & Attitudes
Attention to Detail advanced
Empathetic
Strong
Caring
Appreciative
Patient
Resilient
Perceptive
Determined
Motivated
Trustworthy
Reliable
Practical
Consistent
Accountable
Versatile
Inclusive
Conscientiousness
Balance logical thinking & emotional intelligence
Life-long learner in persuit of both knowledge & personal growth
Accomplishments
2011 Student of Distinction Award for Communications
2006 Vehicle Inspector Certification
Navy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon
NATO
Medal
Armed Forces Expiditionary Medal
Navy Unit Commendation Medal
Community Engagement
August 2021 - present
Guest Lecturer
Criminology Department and Project Rebound
Supporting professors through presentations on overcoming adversity for students impacted by the criminal legal system & trauma.
September 2021 - September 2022
Pathways 4 Equity Program Fellow
Ladies of Hope Ministries
A unique 12-month career fellowship to address the unemployment or underemployment of women who have been impacted by the criminal legal system & have the education/training, skills, & qualifications to obtain management level positions with public & private businesses & organizations.
The Ladies of Hope Ministries facilitates an employment or fellowship position with an Employer partner who agrees to pay the Fellow a living-wage salary with benefits. The program provides next-level career training & planning for up to 3 months, followed by monthly mentoring sessions for the entire 12-month fellowship period. Fellows receive a monthly stipend for the first three months of the 12-month program.
August 2019 - present
Sponsor
Narcotics Anonymous
Assist women in recovery through correspondence & in-person sponsorship
Provide spiritual & psychological guidance
Often supported sponsees who were survivors of sex crimes
August 2019 - present
Speaker & Mentor
HisPlace Westminster Church,
Westminster, CA
Promote healing from sexual trauma through public speaking engagements
Provide support and encouragement to victims of sexual trauma
January 2018 - July 2018
Volunteer
Bridges to Life
Participated in efforts towards restorative justice​
Worked collaboratively with law enforcement
Facilitated healing among victims and perpetrators of crimes
June 2011 - December 2016
Alpha Team Member
St. Mel's Catholic Church
Helped to educate community on issues relating to sexual assault & the resulting trauma
Provided support & spiritual advising to members who are survivors of a sexual trauma.
Engaged in public speaking arrangements to encourage victims to share their stories​
Provided referrals and connection to various community resources
July 2013 - February 2015
Youth Mentor
Riverside County Juvenile Hall
Worked collaboratively with probation staff to implement prevention strategies
Public speaking presentations to inform at-risk youth of the dangers of substance abuse
Provided mentoring and support to youth affected by substance abuse
