2026 – 2027
President
is the current President of REFORMA Colorado. At her day job, she works as the Processing Archivist at the University of Denver. She has worked in libraries, both public and academic, for over a dozen years, and she is passionate about connecting community with their history.
Vice President
Mary Trujillo
Mary Trujillo has worked for Denver Public Library for 18 years. After 16 years serving youth at the Pauline Robinson Branch Library, she joined Spanish Services, where she helps coordinate Spanish-language programming, outreach, and systemwide initiatives, including Hispanic and Latine Heritage Month. Mary is passionate about serving Latino and Spanish-speaking communities, building partnerships, and creating welcoming library experiences. She looks forward to supporting REFORMA Colorado as Vice President.
Past President
My name is Amaranda Fregoso and I have dedicated my career to libraries, fostering community service and literacy. I currently serve as the branch manager at the Parachute Branch Library in the Garfield County Library District, focusing on creating a welcoming space for patrons and building community connections. As chair of the district’s Spanish Services Team, I am committed to expanding access for Spanish-speaking communities and continually seek professional growth opportunities.
Secretary
Cristy Moran (she/ ella)
is a librarian and educator who has worked in libraries and education for over 15 years. Cristy values transparency, open communication, and organization. Serving on the REFORMA Colorado Board as Secretary is one of the ways Cristy hopes to ensure the voices of all library staff can be heard and, likewise, how the work of the organization can be amplified to be heard by all.
Treasurer
Yvonne Rico
Yvonne Rico is the lead clerk at the Woodbury Branch Library. She has been with DPL for nearly 15 years and has assisted in opening multiple successful hub branches. Her experience in leading her team to achieve quality library services and provide a top customer experience has made her a key player in the fantastic library presence that Woodbury provides for the Highland community. Her flexibility and willingness to learn new skills has allowed her to grow in many areas besides circulation services. She has assisted in supporting as the person in charge as well as assisting in programing for all ages.
Ex Officio
Nicanor Diaz first joined the Denver Public Library as the Athmar Park Branch Supervisor in 2014, and now serves as the Manager for Plaza and Language Services at the Denver Public Library. Previously, Nicanor held various leadership roles in the REFORMA Colorado Chapter and REFORMA National, including President and Vice President. He also worked as a Senior Librarian and Librarian at the High Plains Library District from February 2005 to June 2014, focusing on services for diverse communities. Nicanor’s education includes a Master of Library and Information Science from the University of Denver and a Bachelor’s degree in History from the University of Northern Colorado.