Artists Against the Bomb opens Friday, October 16, 2026.
Mar 4, 2022 7–8 PM
This panel discussion, organized around Lilly Agar’s Projects Gallery exhibition A Hug Away, will hold space to share the perspective of professionals in Salt Lake County that work on a daily basis to prevent suicide, provide treatments, and/or guide individuals (and/or relatives, institutions or other civilians) who identify as LGBTQ+.
The panel is designed to focus on three factors; education, overall wellness, and advocacy & community organization that can promote the desired quality of life for all Utah residents. These factors are covered through the background and experience of each panelist.
Panelists:
José V. Borjon López C. (he/him): Head Consul of Mexico for Utah and western Wyoming
Ariel Lee Malan, M.H.A. (she/they): Program Manager for the University of Utah Transgender Health Program and co-founder of Utah Rainbow Hikers
Salvador Oregón-Torres (he/him): Community Work Study & SLCC Serves Coordinator
Patricia Aguayo (she/her): M.D., M.P.H. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry & Medical Director Neurobehavior HOME Program at Huntsman Mental Health Institute
Olivia Jaramillo (she/her): Director of Public Outreach—Diversity & Inclusion Trainer
*To ensure the safety of panelists, masks will be required in the UMOCA Auditorium during this panel discussion.
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