Evident Change
Diane Guzman is a Youth Justice Fellow at Evident Change, where responsibilities include training in policy review, community research, and advocacy, along with designing a project addressing local issues impacting youth and families in California's foster care and juvenile justice systems. Additionally, Diane serves as a Jim Casey Fellow at the Annie E. Casey Foundation and a CARES Ambassador at the Center for the Study of Social Policy, focusing on identifying structural challenges for youth transitioning from foster care. Previous experience includes a role as a Student Professional Worker at the Los Angeles Superior Court, handling court inquiries and documentation. Diane holds a Master of Arts in Negotiation, Conflict Resolution and Peacebuilding from California State University-Dominguez Hills and a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from California State University Channel Islands.
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Evident Change
At Evident Change, we believe our social systems should help people reach their greatest potential, not create barriers to their success. That’s why we partner with systems professionals and communities to get to the root of their biggest challenges, and we give them the tools and knowledge to achieve better outcomes for everyone involved. Because when we join forces with those who work in our systems and the people they serve, we make those systems—and our society—more equitable from the inside out.