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Olivia Pace is an Black, queer, chronically ill woman, organizer, educator and writer born and raised in the Portland metro area. She organizes with Disarm PSU, Portland’s Child Care Labor Alliance, and Portland in Color, a nonprofit aimed at promoting BIPOC artists in the city. She graduated from Portland State University in 2019 with a BA in Child and Family Studies and a minor in Black Studies. Learn more about her work at www.oliviapace.com, and follow her at @oliviapacepdx on Instagram and Twitter.

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