Ezequiel Dominguez

Ezequiel Y. Dominguez III, MSW, is a Ph.D. candidate in social work at Arizona State University whose scholarship focuses on the intervention of labor exploitation and trafficking in the United States. He is a Health Policy Research Scholar with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and previously held dual fellowships through the Council on Social Work Education’s Minority Fellowship Program and Doctoral Student Policy Fellowship.

Ezequiel has more than a decade of social work experience serving diverse communities across the Southwest. Throughout his career, his work has encompassed direct service provision and supervision, program development and administration, applied research and evaluation, grant writing, policy advocacy, public speaking, and teaching. 

He currently serves as Victim Services Administrator with the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry (ADCRR), the fifth-largest correctional system in the country. In this role, he oversees day-to-day operations while working to strengthen the office’s impact across the agency and within victim and survivor communities throughout Arizona.

Across all areas of his work, Ezequiel is guided by a spirit of service to others. He values collaboration and strives to contribute in ways that help individuals and communities feel respected, supported, and better equipped to respond to life's challenges.