Support Jamia Zarzuela

With a Master of Public Administration from the University of Washington's Evans School, my work is centered around communal economics. I am committed to building a Social Enterprise that advocates for and creates spaces within historically neglected and underfunded communities through a holistic, human-centered approach.

My vision: a society where flowers blooming from concrete are watered, not weeded.

My purpose: to pour into the village that watered us.

I live by one golden equation: People + Purpose > Profit.

This work is dedicated to my great-grandmother, born in 1919, who signed her name with an X and still made sure I could read — because she believed education was liberation. I'm building what she imagined possible

My goal is to turn Slumflower into a tangible, brick-and-mortar space in Texas. Every dollar gets me closer to that.