National Youth in transition database
NYTD AMBASSADORS
NYTD Ambassadors work directly with the Youth Engagement team at Foster Success, as well as the Older Youth Initiatives team through the Department of Child Services to support youth engagement initiatives and educate others on the NYTD program.
Throughout their term, Ambassadors are given opportunities for personal & professional growth and are dedicated to effecting change within the child welfare system.
Interested in joining the NYTD Ambassadors? Reach out to our current team members to learn more!
Current Leadership Team:
Rosibeth Martinez Casanova (she/her)
Rosi joined Foster Success in 2024 as NYTD’s Events Intern. In this role, Rosi works directly with the Youth Engagement team at Foster Success to support youth engagement initiatives and educate others on the NYTD program.
She attends Indiana State University where she studies Criminology & Criminal Justice and Cybersecurity. Besides being an NYTD Ambassador, she is a Community Service Officer with the Indiana State University Police Department, following her summer internship, where she worked with the Terre Haute police department by offering translation services.
Outside of work, you’ll find Rosi either in a library, reading her favorite book, or watching her favorite TV show.
Princess Martinez Casanova (she/her)
Princess joined Foster Success in 2024 as NYTD’s Communications Intern. In this role, Princess works directly with the Youth Engagement team at Foster Success to support youth engagement initiatives and educate others about the NYTD program.
She attends Depauw University and studies Education Studies with a minor in Kinesiology. As well, Princess is a member of the Alpha Chi Omega sorority. One of her goals is to create a safe environment for youth who struggle to express their emotions and thoughts.
Outside of work, you’ll find Princess watching a romantic movie with a matcha latte next to her.
“I’ve only recently gotten involved with Foster Success, but I’ve already met such amazing people, made meaningful connections, been given so many helpful resources, and been provided with so much support. I’m not sure what I’d do without (them).”
– Eva G.
