About Us

Radically Rewriting The Rules

Our Story

In 2020, founders Marisa and Beatriz felt the collective rage of a generation demanding an end to systemic racism and inequitable workplaces. As we processed our own experiences of feeling silenced and powerless, we knew that the root of the violence was structural.

In that moment, it became clear that the work we had done of unlearning and motivating ourselves, was not enough. We needed to dismantle the outdated, white supremacist power structures that had been perpetuating pain and trauma generation after generation. We needed to start a revolution.

So we created Your Truth At Work, an agency built on the promise to radically transform work as we knew it.

With unwavering conviction, Your Truth At Work is on a mission to overthrow the white supremacist corporate cultures that have caused so much struggle and adversity. We envision a world where all people can heal their traumas, unlearn internalized oppression, and, ultimately, reach their fullest potential–free from systemic oppression and racist practices.

And we’re working to build that, one organization at a time.

Get to know us

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A transformational coach, justice + liberation advocate, first-generation Latina, and a badass when it comes to building and developing teams. She has expertise in building systemic change and establishing equitable and inclusive spaces for organizations that work with underrepresented and underserved communities and an expert in guiding young professionals to meet their potential over the past 15 years. Her mission is to create a world in which everyone is free to be their most authentic self.

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Named one of Forbes Magazine's top 30 under 30 in Education, 2012, she is a courageous cultivator out to witness people. She is a transformative leader with 15 successful years of facilitating healing, justice, and growth as a compassionate manager and equity advocate. As a Sahumadora in Danza Azteca, she practices fire as her spirit technology and transmutes transgenerational trauma in her poetry. She was invited by former U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera to read at the LA Library series, ALOUD and has received a Writers in Residence at Hedgebrook. Experiencing significant loss from an early age, she dedicates her life to normalizing the grief experience and is a volunteer with the COVID Grief Network.