Meet Yanna M. Henriquez
Originally from the Dominican Republic, Yanna M. Henriquez has dedicated her life to serving Queens’ most vulnerable communities. She focuses on Corona, Jackson Heights, Elmhurst, East Elmhurst, and the greater NYC area, advocating for working families, small businesses, and immigrant communities.
With a Graphic Design degree from the prestigious Alto de Chavón School of Design (an affiliate of The New School) and education in Urban Management and Policies, Yanna is equipped to tackle complex urban challenges with innovative solutions.
As Program Director of the Dominico-American Society of Queens, she has expanded education, job training, and legal assistance programs for low-income and immigrant families. She has also led voter registration drives and fought for immigration reform, healthcare access, and civil rights.
Her leadership extends beyond her professional roles—as an elected district leader, president of the Queens Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, and board member of the Queens Hispanic Parade, she has championed Hispanic-owned businesses and celebrated cultural heritage.
A passionate advocate and dedicated public servant, Yanna Henriquez is committed to building a more equitable and prosperous future for all residents of District 21.
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
10+ years fighting for immigrant families and small businesses.
PROGRAM DIRECTOR
Expanded education and job training for thousands.
PUBLIC SERVANT
Elected district leader and business advocate.
DEDICATED LEADER
Led voter registration and cultural initiatives.
