Given the difficult life circumstances Elizabeth “Ellie” Navarro has had to deal with, it’s a wonder she’s so upbeat. Growing up, the 19-year-old Pawtucket native was changed public schools several times before dropping out of high school, and she saw friends struggle with trauma, crime and incarceration. Navarro didn’t want to let her past define
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