Lillian is an Architect, artist, and community advocate with extensive experience in trauma-informed design and holistic wellness. Her work addresses critical human well-being issues, including homelessness, food insecurity, economic inequality, and equitable access to healthcare. Lillian's commitment to creating safe, dignified spaces for vulnerable populations drives her collaboration with mission-driven organizations dedicated to social equity in Kansas City. As the Director of Advocacy for NOMAKC, Lillian champions inclusive design practices that foster healing and community resilience. Guided by the principle that to whom much is given, much is required, she inspires others to create environments that honor every individual's dignity and lived experience. Lillian's dedication to social justice makes her a leading voice in the pursuit of equitable and transformative spaces.