Recruit, manage and execute a direct voter contact program on campuses, including phone banking, text banking, canvassing, and community organizing to elect Gun Sense Candidates. Maintain a volunteer community that engages in voter contact work. Create a positive volunteer experience that engages new people in the volunteer process, keep people engaged throughout the cycle, and maintains strong relationships to build our movement for the long-term

Conduct direct voter contact, including CTV collection, voter registration, high traffic canvassing, cafeteria and dorm storming, candidate events, etc. Create a calendar with major campus events sporting events, student org fests, local community events with high youth attendance, house shows/parties, etc. Conduct research on and build partnerships with key players, potential volunteers, important organizations, local activists, student influencers.

Responsible for planning and executing in-person events in North Carolina including participating and supporting twice weekly GOTV events. Responsible for working with local and national partners alongside M4C’s communications team to actively organize men to promote and amplify an organic digital campaign via various social media platforms. Responsible for identifying local campus/community/political events that present opportunities to table, speak, or otherwise be a messenger/recruiter for… Show more Responsible for planning and executing in-person events in North Carolina including participating and supporting twice weekly GOTV events. Responsible for working with local and national partners alongside M4C’s communications team to actively organize men to promote and amplify an organic digital campaign via various social media platforms. Responsible for identifying local campus/community/political events that present opportunities to table, speak, or otherwise be a messenger/recruiter for M4C’s electoral work and attend relevant events as needed to recruit volunteers. Show less

Conducted outreach to 2000+ volunteers and community leaders regarding gun violence prevention efforts. Managed 12+ Team ENOUGH Chapters, local chapters of young people dedicated to advocating for solutions to gun violence. Led planning for three major retreats, including creating agenda, scheduling events, and managing outreach.

Reorganized a defunct committee to exercise oversight of university security policy and student fee administration. Oversaw the appropriation of approximately $30,000 in student fees every semester. Founded the Chief of Police Advisory Committee which works directly with the UNC Chapel Hill Police Department to provide advice on student’s opinions regarding campus safety.

Oversaw an organization with fifty elected members and fifteen staffers which directly reported to me. Developed an administrative system to ensure that hundreds of documents were properly stored and made available to the public. Served as the Undergraduate Senate's liaison between the branches of Student Government, the University Administration, and the student body. Additionally served as a member of the Joint Governance Council, where we meet to discuss issues and legislation pertaining… Show more Oversaw an organization with fifty elected members and fifteen staffers which directly reported to me. Developed an administrative system to ensure that hundreds of documents were properly stored and made available to the public. Served as the Undergraduate Senate's liaison between the branches of Student Government, the University Administration, and the student body. Additionally served as a member of the Joint Governance Council, where we meet to discuss issues and legislation pertaining to both Undergraduate and Graduate student governments. Also served as a member of the Carolina Union Board of Directors and Student Fee Audit Committee. Show less

Drafted and passed legislation that rewrote the entirety of the 139-page Undergraduate Code and the Undergraduate Consitution. Also served as a member of the Provost and Chief of Police Advisory Committees, Committee on Student Conduct, and General Education Oversight Committee.

Led the coordinated campaign for slate of 3 candidates, which combined won over 75% of the vote. Managed social media accounts and 1000+ recipient email lists; drafted weekly statements, press releases, and op-eds. Planned and executed a 12-person canvassing and poll-greeting operation, yielding hundreds of votes. Organized biweekly campaign events such as a candidate meet and greets.

Attended community events to promote understanding of the LGBTQ Community. Conducted policy research and analysis focusing on tracking LGBTQ-related legislative proposals and school board policies.

Assisted in drafting expert reports in several legal cases, including the Alton Sterling wrongful death suit. Conducted in-depth research on issues that involved site investigations, literature reviews, and data analysis. Advised Peter Scharf on issues including policing strategies, NOPD hiring practices, and addressing crime in New Orleans. Created and copresented AV presentations as well as acted as a technical advisor.

Served as a member of the board of the Dialectic and Philanthropic Societies, helping to manage the largest privately-held portrait collection in the Southeastern United States. I served two nonconsecutive terms from December 2021-April 2022 and from December 2022 to May 2023.

Founded the Youth Advocacy Team, a 501(c)4 corporation, to provide an avenue for young people to advocate for themselves on issues of importance to students. Established in 2019 with 9 members and at its peak had 108. Directed the strategic operations of the organization and was responsible for ensuring its long-term success. Responsible for directing the relationship between the YAT Executive Committee and the YAT Advisory Board.

Part of team lead by Dr. Peter Scharf that trains governmental employees in implicit and explicit racial bias. Assisted with the coordination of multiple training sessions for the Gretna City Police Department and other clients. Created and copresented AV presentations as well as acted as a technical advisor.

Oversaw all high school clubs of the American Red Cross in Louisiana. Responsible for empowering youth volunteerism and leadership in Louisiana by building connections between youth and the Red Cross mission. Developed and executed a work plan outlining objectives, strategies, and tactics supporting the five pillars of the National.