Queva Hubbard

Queva Hubbard is a dedicated advocate and support specialist, leveraging her personal experiences to uplift her community. As a certified peer support specialist and comprehensive community support worker in New Mexico, Queva has guided individuals through challenges similar to those she has faced, including incarceration, addiction, and family separation. Her extensive experience spans roles such as peer mentor, case manager, and parent mentor coordinator in Albuquerque-area agencies.

Queva’s work centers on fostering growth, stability, and hope. She firmly believes that with support, individuals can overcome difficult experiences and thrive. A passionate voice for change, Queva has advocated nationwide on issues like incarceration, justice reform, and fair and humane treatment for all. She serves as vice chair of the board of directors of Crossroads for Women, collaborating with community professionals to support women’s empowerment.

Currently pursuing a social work degree at New Mexico Highlands University, Queva is committed to breaking down barriers for others through education and advocacy.