about

I support organizations and communities to increase their social justice impact.

I am a community-based activist, educator, writer, cultural worker, and facilitator. I use my skills, talents, and time to support organizations I believe in and my communities to find pathways to build a world of self-determination and equitable resource distribution.

Hi, I’m Lisa Marie!

I use she/her pronouns. I am a Queer Femme of Indigenous, Mexican, and Jewish descent. I was born and  raised as a de-tribalized descendant of Hohokam and O’odham people and land in what is known as Maricopa County, AZ. I am currently settled on Coastal Salish land known as the Key Peninsula, WA with my partner, child, and feral pets. I studied at UW Seattle and University of Chicago and hold a masters degree in Social Service Administration with a focus on community organizing. I have formerly worked with movement organizations such as the San Francisco Coalition on Homelessness and Critical Resistance and as a part-time lecturer in the Crime and Justice Studies Department at UMass Dartmouth.

I practice my values of Abolition, Transformative Justice, Gender Liberation, and Disability Justice in all that I do.

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Lisa Marie Alatorre, M.A.

Publications

The Blog

I’m interested in connecting with organizers, artists, media makers, and writers with aligned values. Let’s build community and collaborate!