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Caprice was moved by her Black Guatemalan father’s commitment to social justice, his involvement in the youth organizing efforts against gun violence; and his community organizing that supported the passage of the federal immigration Amnesty Bill in the early 1980’s. Caprice decided to dedicate her life’s work in obtaining tools for our shared liberation; after the federal Amnesty Bill changed the trajectory of her life from an undocumented student to being able to exercise voter power and civic participation as an adult. Since 1991,  Caprice has been working from local to International levels with communities as partners for equity and justice. As a community organizer and coalition director for over ten years, Caprice has impacted key policy changes addressing the social determinants of health, including: education, economic development, affordable housing, and health equity, while building local and national people power across diverse communities in the USA. During her international work in the late 1990’s with Acción International throughout Latin America with financial institutions for economic justice, Caprice learned the importance of honoring the power and wisdom of the people most impacted to drive change and to seed the new.  

Caprice graduated from Boston College in Psychology focused on violence prevention; and government sponsored violence, abnormal psychology, acculturation, youth development and family systems. She obtained a Master’s degree from Harvard's School of Education in Administration, Social Policy and Planning. Caprice has served as a consultant in the nonprofit sector for two decades, and as an adjunct professor at Gateway Community College in Peace Studies. When not working, you can find her with family, family dog, gardening or practicing Cosmo Energy or Mayan electromagnetic regenerative work.