Amanda Razo-Vela is an author and lawyer whose work explores the relationships between power, authority, belonging, identity, and social control.
Her writing examines how individuals experience and interpret social relationships, how authority operates within communities, and how people understand and reconstruct their experiences over time.
Her current projects include What They Said, What I Saw, a collection of personal reflections and observations about her experiences in a high-control community, alongside developing sociological and psychological research interests.
She is currently preparing for postgraduate research in sociology.