About
Kamil Gerónimo-López is an Afrolatina of Puerto Rican and Dominican descent. Her pronouns are she/her/ella/ela. She speaks Spanish, English, and Portuguese, bringing a richly multicultural lens to her work as a pedagogue, social worker, and creative strategist. As an autistic person, she embraces her neurodivergence to design brave, imaginative, and critically participatory learning environments that support grassroots-driven transformations. Kamil holds a PhD in Lifelong Learning and Adult Education with a dual degree in Comparative and International Education from Penn State University and a master’s degree in Social Work from the University of Puerto Rico. Her interdisciplinary work bridges popular education, social justice curricula, board game design, and visual strategy. She is the founder of Pueblo Crítico and The People's Imaginarium.