My work centers those between cultures, between identities, between who you were and who you’re becoming, rooted in the belief that much of what we carry is actually not ours alone. Grief, disconnection, and survival strategies often make sense in the context of systems that separate, criminalize, displace, and silence. I hold space for people navigating loss in its many forms: the loss of loved ones, of home, of safety, of identity, of imagined futures, all while enduring the hostile systems around us. I draw from abolition-informed, anti-oppressive, and trauma-informed frameworks, blended into grounding in relationship, curiosity, and care.
Karla Aguilar, LMSW (they/she)
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