With a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice from Kaplan University and, her career spans leadership at Locate, dedicated to raising awareness of human trafficking and aiding cold and missing persons cases. She is passionate about collaboration, and working toward building safer communities through outreach, education, and collective action. This also led to her ownership of PNAofA, a youth sports program in Florida.

Central to Angelica’s mission is the empowerment of women and girls. Through her innovative program and workbook, “Survive to Thrive,” she provides a roadmap for healing and growth to survivors of abuse, embodying the belief that every individual has the power to rise above adversity and thrive. Her forthcoming novel, “Black Girl Magic,” promises to inspire and uplift a new generation of young women, instilling the confidence to embrace their inherent worth and potential.

As Angelica continues to trailblaze paths of empowerment and advocacy, her legacy grows evermore.