Autumn Francisco is a dedicated social worker and community leader on the Near East Area Commission, known for her passionate advocacy for social justice and mental health support. With a Master’s in Social Work from the University of Cincinnati, she has extensive experience in community outreach, trauma-responsive care, and therapy. Autumn is the founder of Mother's Day Love, a project that honors mothers who have lost children to gun violence, and she has delivered an impactful TED talk on the subject. As a licensed social worker in Ohio, she employs a holistic approach to help clients navigate issues such as depression, trauma, and life adjustments. A young mother, Autumn is committed to creating a more equitable society and believes in the privilege of uplifting her community through her work.