Flor de Maria de los Angeles Olivo

I work at the intersection of creativity, strategy, and community care.

My work brings together visual storytelling, movement, community building, and more than two decades of experience in communications, education, nonprofit strategy, fundraising, and grassroots organizing.

Across each of these disciplines, I help people recognize the meaning already present in their work and turn it into something clear, useful, and deeply human. That may look like developing a strategy, documenting a story, creating an embodied experience, strengthening an organization, or building a space where people can gather and belong.

Education + Training

Master of Arts in Communication
University of Utah

Post-Graduate Certificate in Gender Studies
University of Utah

Bachelor of Arts in Journalism and Strategic Communication
Minor in Peace and Conflict Studies
University of Utah

200-Hour Registered Yoga Teacher
Yoga Assets

Additional credentials listed on my
Linked In profile.

Where I come from
Mexican and Colombian parents, raised in South Houston, based in Utah, writer and artist, body and ancestry as sources of knowledge.

What I have built
Journalism, teaching, nonprofit leadership, fundraising, photography, Flawur, Descanso, Community Studio.

What I believe
Creativity, healing, strategy, and economic stability are interconnected; meaningful work becomes stronger through relationship, clarity, and care.

A woman with long black hair, wearing a dark green jacket, black leggings, and pink sneakers, is standing outdoors taking a photograph with a professional camera. She is in a wooded area with leafless trees and a body of water in the background.

Selected Art Exhibits & Publications

Two women standing in an art gallery, smiling, with framed and unframed artwork on the white walls and a table with laying artwork.
A man and a woman stand at a podium on a stage, with the man speaking into a microphone. The background features decorative elements like rocks and butterflies, with the audience visible in the foreground.

Six women standing together, wearing matching pink T-shirts, smiling, against a dark background.

Three women standing in front of a mural depicting a colonial woman holding a flag and a feather quill.

Question? Suggestion? Special request?
If you’re reaching out, I’d love to learn what you’re building and how we might collaborate in creative ways.