Audé Negrete, Executive Director, Kansas Latino Community Network
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Audé Negrete, Executive Director, Kansas Latino Community Network
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Audé Negrete, Executive Director, Kansas Latino Community Network
Audé Negrete serves as the executive director of the Kansas Latino Community Network, an organization that works to improve health equity by empowering Latinos through nonpartisan civic engagement, leadership development and coalition building.
Audé’s passion for civic engagement began at her grandmother’s kitchen table when she was 7 years old. The moment Audé learned to read, her grandmother started asking her to read the newspaper every Sunday while cooking and eating breakfast. Current events, politics and even sad news articles were part of her weekend routine with her grandmother, where she began to understand the importance of civic engagement and how it impacts our communities.
She has carried that passion throughout her career, first interning in college for the Honorable Delia Garcia at the Kansas State House in 2007. She helped promote Latino civic engagement, assisted with policy at the Kansas Legislature and helped with Latina Leadership events at the Capitol.
After graduating from college, she began working in political campaigns in Kansas. She even went on to serve as the Kansas state director for a presidential campaign, where she led statewide campaign operations and achieved significant success through strategic planning and effective team management.
In between her roles on political campaigns, she gained experience as a community organizer, working for CASA de Maryland. She recruited and trained volunteers, as well as advanced community advocacy efforts.
Upon leaving campaign work, Audé began a position at El Centro Inc., where she expanded office operations, developed outreach programs and managed volunteers.
She then joined the private sector, where she managed a bilingual team providing online content and online marketing services to Latino businesses.
She then became executive director of the Kansas Hispanic and Latino American Affairs Commission, serving as a vital liaison between the Hispanic community and the governor’s office. They addressed health needs during the COVID-19 pandemic and implemented culturally relevant programs. She then served as a community partnerships and engagement consultant at the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, enhancing community-led health initiatives before launching the Kansas Latino Community Network.