• Manage relationships with a variety of clients from higher education institutions• Draft, review, and revise Sexual Harassment & Sexual Misconduct policies for higher education institutions• Collaborate with Title IX experts to design and produce Title IX training programs• Provide public information sessions as well as one-on-one meetings with potential clients • Manage company website (content & design) and analyze website metrics• Coordinate with company clients to connect Title IX Coordinators to Title IX Solutions investigators, hearing officers, and informal resolution facilitators

• Develop university policies and protocols to define gender discrimination and sexual misconduct: Identify gaps in current framework, synthesize U.S. university best practices, and craft new policies and procedures to ensure members of the university community have equal rights and access to appropriate resources• Coordinate with internal and external actors to sharpen reporting and investigation protocols: Collaborate with third-party investigators to review university sexual misconduct cases, lead trainings on trauma-informed interviewing techniques, work with university deans to create proper protocols in the event of sexual harassment or assault

• Designed and implemented year-long field research project advocating for indigenous rights: Lived in an oil-affected indigenous community of the Ecuadorian Amazon to research human rights violations and advocate for restitution in the form of cultural education at municipal, provincial, and national levels• Conducted in-depth ethnographic research in the Kichwa community of Loma del Tigre: Interviewed over fifty community members, led focus groups with local leaders, and participated in daily life for twelve months to grasp paradoxes between Ecuadorian development policies and indigenous realities• Analyzed data and prepared reports for administrative and legal proceedings: Synthesized ethnographic data, converted findings into qualitative data, and leveraged Ecuadorian and international indigenous rights legal frameworks to initiate administrative and legal processes • Collaborated with government authorities to initiate the reopening of the community bilingual school: Presented indigenous rights concerns to district and provincial-level government authorities, led discussions with Ministry of Education officials at district and national levels advocating for the reopening of a cultural school

• Drafted reports for internal use and external publication: Wrote funding proposals outlining Peruvian indigenous rights concerns, circulated memos regarding paramilitary activity in Colombia, and drafted twenty-page price and strategy analysis of illegal palm oil expansion in Peru• Analyzed primary source documents and datasets: Reviewed U.S. government case evidence to track company supply chain practices, created data visualizations from over 1,000 official Peruvian government documents, and examined confidential Peruvian Forest Service data to identify companies exporting illegally-harvested timber

• Created databases for internal use: Compiled relevant information from over 2,000 official government documents and corporate records to create datasets to analyze the expansion of industrial agriculture in the Amazon• Prepared evidence to present before the London Stock Exchange: Synthesized information from forty Peruvian legal documents to draft a 41-page evidence table with 400 pages of annexes refuting agricultural company statements regarding illegal operations and deforestation in Peru

• Accompany indigenous advocacy delegations to meetings in Washington, DC and New York: Arrange travel logistics, escort to meetings with United Nations representatives and multi-lateral development bank executives, provide Spanish-English interpretation, take notes during discussions, and provide general support/ collect photographs and videos•Compile research for internal use: Conduct research regarding policies related to isolated peoples in Peru, extractive industries in the Amazon Basin, and contact information for 80 film critics/ Conduct research to create a press database of 80 film critics, provide background information for blogs on the Eye on the Amazon page, and present controversial policies regarding isolated peoples in Peru• Draft publicity materials: Develop profiles of oil companies operating in the Amazon for amazonwatch.org, profiles of four indigenous federations’ activities in northern Peru, and detailed plot synopsis of The Green Inferno based on over 30 reviews and five trailers / and blog post about lessons learned from women environmental defenders• Translate Spanish/English media: Translate subtitles for short documentaries filmed in the Amazon, articles written by indigenous partners for international distribution, formal complaints submitted to the Inter-American Development Bank, and Amazon Watch materials for Latin American news outlets

• Designed a seven-week independent research project: Gathered ethnographic data for honors anthropology thesis and publication in peer-reviewed journal• Interviewed 30 island residents: Aimed to understand locals’ perceptions of ecotourism, conservation, and their own political agency within the island community• Developed relationships with local inhabitants and international researchers: Interacted with the San Cristóbal community daily and cultivated friendships with locals and Ecuadorian anthropologist, Diego Quiroga

• Promoted and advocated for the “Save the Current River Campaign”: Recruited and prepared over 100 canvassers per week, making nearly 800 connections• Coordinated and conducted preliminary interviews: Helped select successful candidates for professional management positions, explained expected responsibilities, and input all information into regional database

• Assessed the island’s ecosystem health and capacity to rehabilitate monkeys: Studied the foraging habits of a troupe of woolly monkeys recently recovered from the pet trade for six hours daily to determine if the island contained adequate nutrition for the growing primate population •Contributed ecological data presented at the national convention of Congreso de Mastozoologia in Ecuador: Prepared a 64-page report and analysis comparing foraging habits and preferences of the troupe of woolly monkeys on the island to others living in more biodiverse areas of Yasuní National Park