- Provide advocacy and legal aid to survivors of firearm violence.- Work with King County Sheriff's Department, Seattle Police Department, and the Superior Court to provide firearm enforcement. - Advocate on Firearm “Order To Surrender Weapons” King County Superior Court Cases. - Collaborate with King County and the City of Seattle Deputy Prosecutors on Protection Orders and Criminal Trials.

- Design and coordinate events for all Harvard upperclassmen (~7,000 students) - Facilitate the management of over $200k in budget between 12 residential buildings to fund over 1,000 student activities - Manage a team of 40 at biweekly meetings and on the ground at events

- Plan and Execute 4+ house-wide events monthly for Harvard's Mather House (~500 residents)- Manage and maintain an annual budget of $45,000 for house events- Appointed by Harvard College Dean of Students to the Harvard Committee on Student Life

- Mentor local high school students- Teach students about gender and leadership, social activism, history, and civic engagement

- Youth Leadership Summer Grant Fellow- Cultivate civic engagement, problem-solving, and leadership among young people through the 2022 LOUDwomen Summer Institute

- Intern providing pro bono legal assistance and policy analysis for nonprofit, for-profit, and governmental clients in the Mississippi Delta- Researching policy with the goal of advancing reproductive choice for all Mississippians

- Plan and coordinate events for the Harvard Debate Council- Foster a sense of community and belonging on the team

- Conduct research in relation to policy, politics, economics, international relations, history, critical theory, feminism, etc.

LOUDwomen is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to empowering girls to take action to address issues of inequity, encourage girls to build confidence through speech and debate, provide tools for inclusive education, and inspire leadership.- Direct 9 executive officers to execute LOUDwomen programs- Administer programs across 20+ U.S. states- Coordinate Social Media outreach to 3,500+ individuals - Supervise Youth Debate Forum and LOUDwomen Debate Institute programming to 50+… Show more LOUDwomen is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to empowering girls to take action to address issues of inequity, encourage girls to build confidence through speech and debate, provide tools for inclusive education, and inspire leadership.- Direct 9 executive officers to execute LOUDwomen programs- Administer programs across 20+ U.S. states- Coordinate Social Media outreach to 3,500+ individuals - Supervise Youth Debate Forum and LOUDwomen Debate Institute programming to 50+ students Show less

- Provide advocacy and legal aid to petitioners involved in domestic violence situations seeking orders of protection- Lead crisis support, prepare court documents, and accompany survivors to court- Coordinate outside community resources for survivors of domestic violence (housing, safety planning, medical, and mental health resources)- Work with counsel and other court staff to advocate for survivors- Proficient in Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC), KARPEL for… Show more - Provide advocacy and legal aid to petitioners involved in domestic violence situations seeking orders of protection- Lead crisis support, prepare court documents, and accompany survivors to court- Coordinate outside community resources for survivors of domestic violence (housing, safety planning, medical, and mental health resources)- Work with counsel and other court staff to advocate for survivors- Proficient in Administrative Office of the Courts (AOC), KARPEL for Prosecutor, and Judicial Information System (JIS) Show less

- Assist the Policy Director with the formulation of short and long-term campaign strategies that effectively promote the candidate’s policy stances- Research and write policies on Education, Infrastructure, Economic Development, and Healthcare- Directed political canvassing in Northwest Arkansas- Led "The Education Policy Summit" and "The Foster Care Policy Summit"

- Foster community for women in the Harvard Class of 2025- Plan and host events in the Harvard College Women's Center- Educate peers on issues of gender equity

- Organize company database and files - Develop reports and documents, transcribe notes, and take dictation, ensuring 100% accuracy - Produce creative website layouts and content for the use of patients - Create graphics for service illustration, logos, social media, and website brand style

I was named one of the two Arkansas Delegates for The Hearst Foundation's United States Senate Youth Program. I attended briefings and meetings with senators, the president, a justice of the Supreme Court, cabinet members, federal agency leaders, and senior members of the national media. As a delegate, I received a $10,000 scholarship.- Personally spoke with Federal Circuit Judge Robert Henry (OK); met with Senator John Boozman and Senator Tom Cotton- Participated in Q&A sessions… Show more I was named one of the two Arkansas Delegates for The Hearst Foundation's United States Senate Youth Program. I attended briefings and meetings with senators, the president, a justice of the Supreme Court, cabinet members, federal agency leaders, and senior members of the national media. As a delegate, I received a $10,000 scholarship.- Personally spoke with Federal Circuit Judge Robert Henry (OK); met with Senator John Boozman and Senator Tom Cotton- Participated in Q&A sessions with Justice Clarence Thomas, Dr. Francis Collins, Dr. Anthony Fauci, Senator Tammy Baldwin, Senator James Lankford, Captain Scott Kelly, and more speakers- Presented to the Arkansas Board of Education Show less

- Appointed to the Council by Bentonville Mayor- Pitched ideas on the remodeling of our town square to increase walkability - Advocated on behalf of altering the organization of recreational facilities during COVID-19 Pandemic- Gained knowledge of city government policies and operations

- Elected 3rd Congressional District Chair- Conducted research on gun violence in different regions of Arkansas- Developed & Proposed legislation to increase school safety in Arkansas Public Schools

- Tutored and assisted 4th-8th grade students with assignments for subjects like math, english, history, science, computer science, and debate- Cooked, cleaned, played with, transported, educated, and cared for kids ages 5 to 13