Jeanette Córdova, BS

Program Manager | MCH Engagement & Community Inclusion
Phone: 240-821-9372

Image Description: Headshot of Jeanette Córdova, a Latine woman with short dark hair, wearing glasses and a burgundy floral blouse. 

Jeanette M. Córdova is the Technical Assistance Program Manager for AUCD's Maternal and Child Health Technical Assistance (TA) Team. Her responsibilities include managing projects, initiatives, and meetings that address the objectives of our funder's training programs. She will actively promote continued improvement for individual programs and the fulfillment of broader workforce development goals outlined in the Autism CARES Act. Additionally, Jeanette will work closely with programmatic partner organizations within the ASD/DD community and supports workgroups and other entities that serve as platforms for addressing emerging training and public health issues. With subject matter expertise and leadership experience in the Latine disability community, Jeanette brings over 17 years of experience in outreach and advocacy for children with disabilities.

In addition to her years of hands-on experience in her prior positions, Jeanette graduated May 2011 with her Associate in Liberal Arts, Cum Laude, from Community College of Denver. Then graduated in December 2014 with her Bachelor of Science in Human Services with a concentration in nonprofit and minors in Psychology and Modern Language, Spanish. Jeanette is also a graduate of the LEND Fellow program at JFK Partners, University of Colorado Anschutz Campus, June 2017. Jeanette is attending the Master's in Counseling, Clinical Mental Health track at Adams State University.

Jeanette is Puerto Rican American and lives in Colorado. Before that, she was born in NYC and raised in Miami, Florida. Jeanette is the proud mom of a young man who is chromosomally enhanced with Down syndrome and has a lot of charm to spread around. Jeanette knows first-hand the challenges and wonderful journey of being a parent of a person with unique abilities. You can find Jeanette hiking, spending time with her son and elder mom, and still advocating for children.