Cassandra Lopez Fradera is a communications consultant, multi-genre writer, performer and healing justice practitioner. Raised in the northeastern U.S. and now living in her ancestral archipelago in Puerto Rico, their work is centered on providing resources and strategies for storytelling and self-determination utilizing technology, marketing and education. Cassandra is currently working on a non-fiction collection of essays and prose titled, “Ricanstruction – I Write; I Heal. In 2021 she was awarded the NALAC COVID Relief Cultural Worker’s Grant and is a graduate from the Journalism Studies graduate program at Harvard University ’17.
Cassandra’s “Healing and Trauma in the Writing,” workshop has been taught at national and local gatherings. She combines research in neuroscience with creative practice to help clients and organizations achieve transformational change. Cassandra has most recently worked on website for transformational leaders and with the National Queer and Trans Therapist of Color Network. She currently serves on the advisory board of The Healing Project which aims to prevent and end childhood sexual abuse by making visible the hidden tools used to guilt, shame, coerce and inflict violence onto children.
In addition to individual client work, Cassandra offers a 5-week remote communications course that explores elements of storytelling and improve existing communications skills within a framework of the 5 senses and the 6th sense of intuition that we share with our ancestors. For more information, click here.
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