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EPISODE · Jan 3, 2024 · 50 MIN

Ep. 60 The Power of Abolition Work with Incarcerated Girls ft. Angela Montijo

from The Social Work Bubble Podcast · host Laura Swanson

Send us Fan MailOn this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Angela Montijo, LMSW, talking all about their work with incarcerated girls including the challenges, working within an oppressive system, and using an abolition framework! An essential listen for all social workers! Angela Montijo, LMSW, PPSC (she/they, ella/elle), a first-generation Latine and an abolitionist social worker and educator hailing from Inglewood, California, is driven by an unwavering commitment to fostering positive change in the lives of marginalized youth. Guided by the insightful works of bell hooks, Angela approaches her transformative work with incarcerated girls and their families with love and curiosity as her foundation. Her journey as a multifaceted professional encompasses various roles, each instrumental in empowering those she serves. As a mentor and advocate, Angela embraces trauma-informed and liberatory praxis, drawing from her own lived experiences to create safe and supportive environments for the young individuals she works with. Through mentorship and education, she aspires to dismantle barriers, instill hope, and illuminate pathways to success. Beyond her advocacy, Angela thrives in dynamic environments, valuing adaptability as an opportunity for growth. Collaborating with like-minded individuals, she channels her passion for innovation to forge ingenious solutions, sparking meaningful change on a larger scale. With her dedication to advocacy, Angela aims to share her knowledge and experience on empowering incarcerated girls to navigate challenges and build resilient futures. As an emerging voice in the field, Angela’s passion for innovation and collaboration promises to inspire others to take proactive steps toward more equity and nurturance. To continue to follow Angela's journey, you can follow them below:Instagram @socialworkforschoolsIf you enjoyed today's episode, please 'like' and follow the podcast wherever you're listening! Don't forget to share The Social Work Bubble Podcast with your social worker friends!For More Things Social Work & Therapy:Subscribe to  SWB+ for exclusive content & bonus episodes from The Social Work Bubble PodcastLincoln Square Psychotherapy (The practice I work at in NYC)Etsy ShopInstagramFacebookYouTubePinterestPodcastSupport the show

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Send us Fan Mail On this episode of The Social Work Bubble Podcast, we are joined by Angela Montijo, LMSW, talking all about their work with incarcerated girls including the challenges, working within an oppressive system, and using an abolition framework! An essential listen for all social workers! Angela Montijo, LMSW, PPSC (she/they, ella/elle), a first-generation Latine and an abolitionist social worker and educator hailing from Inglewood, California, is driven by an unwavering comm...

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