Cuban born, Dr. Gloria Caballero is a community academic, community advocate, and the Director of Programs at Homework House Holyoke, Inc. Under her leadership, Dr. Caballero has expanded the services provided to students and families by partnering with other non-profit organizations which provide an academic setting intersected by theater, music, table tennis, arts, our city and our environment, food distribution, increase  tech capacity for the program and the families, while the unwavering support of the Eagle Eye Institute throughout the years has exposed our students to more appreciation for nature and its healing effects.

Dr. Caballero is the founder of the Afro Caribbean History through the Arts in the city of Holyoke, and has partnered with Enlace de Familias, Families First, and the Holyoke Public School Department. She serves at the Holyoke Cultural Council and Holyoke Media Board of Directors, and is a member of N2N, and the Holyoke Youth Task Force.

It is her honor to serve on the Eagle Eye Institute Board of Directors.