Patricia Williams was born in Venezuela and raised in Bogota, Colombia. She moved to the United States in Florida in 2016 on the Space Coast and became very interested in the Space Exploration programs. She decided to share NASA content with Hispanic audiences and had the chance to interview astronauts and professionals working on space programs, creating a community with the same interest. She is a school teacher with a bachelor's degree in Modern Languages (English-Spanish) at La Salle University. She studied theoretical subjects to pursue a Master's in International Affairs in Colombia at Externado University. She volunteered at NASA Landslide Reporter, translating some procedures into Spanish, and had the chance to participate with NASA Social groups to witness the behind-the-scenes of multiple rocket launches at the Kennedy Space Center. A former educator at Kennedy Space Center in space educational programs, currently volunteering with NASA as a Solar System Ambassador, having the opportunity to spread the space exploration program to all kinds of audiences inspiring future generations to pursue studies in STEM fields.