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Two volunteers—Alex Harper and Angelica Coral—were invited as lead facilitators due to their prior experience with MomSwap and their natural ability to foster connection. Their distinct styles complemented one another:

| Aspect | Alex Harper | Angelica Coral | |--------|--------------|----------------| | Background | Former elementary school teacher, now a stay‑at‑home mom of two. | Corporate project manager, mother of a toddler, active in multicultural advocacy. | | Facilitation Style | Warm, anecdotal storytelling; uses humor to lower barriers. | Structured, goal‑oriented; emphasizes reflective listening. | | Signature Activity | “Memory Jar” – participants write a favorite parenting moment on a slip of paper and share it. | “Needs Mapping” – a guided worksheet helping moms articulate short‑term and long‑term support needs. | MomSwap 23 02 27 Alex Harper And Angelica Coral...

Together, they orchestrated the day’s flow, ensuring that each pair received both practical guidance and emotional space. Two volunteers— Alex Harper and Angelica Coral —were

The swaps generate social capital—the networks, norms, and trust that enable cooperative action. By recording exchanges and encouraging follow‑ups, MomSwap creates a living ledger of community goodwill. Over time, this can evolve into mutual aid circles, emergency response teams, or even micro‑entrepreneurial collaborations among parents. The swaps generate social capital —the networks, norms,

MomSwap 2023 – A Tale of Connection, Community, and the Voices of Alex Harper and Angelica Coral
Published: February 27, 2023

Angelica’s focus on cultural sensitivity demonstrates how intentional facilitation can ensure equitable participation. When organizers embed inclusive practices—language support, respect for religious observances, and awareness of systemic barriers—MomSwap can become a vehicle for social justice as much as social support.