Project Manager 

Aishah (she/they) was raised between Tijuana, B.C. and San Ysidro, CA, an experience that shaped their dedication to repairing, restoring, and reimagining community systems. As a fronteriza, Aishah has long understood health not just as a social outcome but also as an institutional power, and sees abolition as a process of regeneration through community-led systems change. They have supported capacity-building initiatives across community-based organizations, public health departments, and philanthropic institutions to uplift grassroots efforts for health equity. Trained as a clinical social worker, Aishah also brings experience in developing therapeutic relationships in educational and carceral settings. Their interdisciplinary background in public health, social welfare, and public policy continues to inform a practice grounded in equity, and self-determination.