Professor Alvarez-Hernandez, whose research focuses on the mental health impacts of harmful clinical practices, underscored the potential risks for vulnerable youth.
Inspired by her global upbringing and cross-cultural work, Natasha aims to provide outpatient care that addresses a critical gap in culturally responsive services, blending clinical skills with deep cultural understanding.
Kate Glynn is a dedicated advocate for reproductive justice, working to advance equity through policy, education, and systems-level change.
Antonio T. emphasizes that social work bridges faith and mental health by promoting culturally responsive education, expanding access to care, and reducing stigma through more open, informed community conversations.