* Provide support and guidance to LGBTQ partner organizations and their coalitions to improve access to health services, and advance LGBTQ health policy and funding priorities. Areas of support can include strategic campaign planning, coalition development and management, community organizing and engagement, community recruitment, and power building.* Support all programs of the LGBTQ Health and Human Services Network, including #Out4MentalHealth, We Breathe, GLBTQ+ COVID Safety, and others.* Develop online training, resources, materials, and tools that support The Network’s programs utilized by our partners and subcontractors in the support of LGBTQ health policies.* Maintain relationships with members of the CA LGBT HHS Network, members of various health coalitions, and decision makers.* Attend state agency meetings about topics that are relevant to LGBTQ health and mental health; present public comment representing the CA LGBT HHS Network’s and the LGBTQ Stakeholder Project’s positions and comments on various topics.* In collaboration with other Network staff, plan events in support of CA LGBT HHS Network programs, including town halls, press conferences, and statewide convenings.* Develop grassroots leaders to be active on health care issues.

• Created a Sacramento-based collective focused on radical pleasure and sexual liberation for and by the QTBIPoC (Queer Trans, Black, Indigenous, People of Color) community• Engaged in event collaboration and outreach with and for Sacramento community members inspiring the discovery of sexual freedom and authenticity through education, healing, and shifting cultural norms• Collaborated with the City of Sacramento and other local small businesses to create partnerships with the Sacramento QTBIPoC community • Launched QTBIPoC-specific social media and website content informing the local community on health and resources related to sexuality

• Creates a specialized and tailored customer experience by expressing LUSH's values, displaying knowledge behind the LUSH brand.• Executes operational excellence by educating customers on Lush’s ethical campaigns and impact on grassroots organizations.• Applies enthusiasm and passion for LUSH products with staff to create a cohesive and inclusive environment for customers.• Builds strong operational support by maintaining fresh products, displays, and shop safety protocol.

•Provided supervision, training, instruction, and mentorship to Sacramento State college students in the Peer Health Education Internship within the Healthy Relationships cohort through an intersectional framework. •Held knowledge of top college health issues, including sexuality/reproductive justice, sexual/dating violence, holding anti-racist health promotion, behavior change, and public health theories at the center of work.•Oversaw and facilitated development, implementation, coordination, and evaluation of health education programs and activities, including presentations, workshops, training, individual behavior change sessions, and small group discussion.•Assessed needs, established program priorities, and developed plans to achieve goals.•Used computer and web-based information technology systems as a resource for outreach, research, class, and providing health education programs.•Served on the Sacramento State University Student Health and Counseling Services Diversity and Inclusion Committee – Working on integration of creating an intersectional and inclusive framework to disseminate across the Sacramento state university college campus aligning with Sacramento State's anti-racism initiative.Specialized Programming•Creator of the first Black Sexuality and Liberation Panel at Sacramento State University, featuring six dynamic experts in their field panelists discussing their narratives of Black Sexuality.•Sex Week 2020 - A week of Sex Positive Events hosted by Healthy Relationships Peer Health Educators and campus partners •Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM) 2021 - A month of sexual assault awareness programming for the Sacramento State Community

•Coordinated and implemented community-facing programs and activities, centering Title X family planning programs through innovative outreach strategies to link individuals and families with reproductive health care education.•Developed and reassessed curricula and facilitated classes/educational workshops regarding a variety of reproductive health topics utilizing fact-based, non-biased information to inform educational activities•Participated in the assessment of community needs by collecting and disseminating data as required to support programmatic goals•Advocated for patients and community participants’ rights, health, and well-being while encouraging participants to advocate for their reproductive health.

• Provided supportive, preventive groups, services, and 1:1 support and education to youth identified as high risk for Commercially Sexually Exploited youth within the SCUSD school system.• Directed and provided oversight of the Youth in Action Mentoring Program, ensuring that mentees were matched with Youth in Action mentors who meet their specific needs.• Provided trauma-informed crisis counseling, crisis intervention, support, referrals, and information via telephone for the 24-hour Support and Information Line.• Maintained a working knowledge of domestic violence, sexual assault, trafficking, child abuse laws, and reporting responsibilities and filed abuse reports as needed.Specialized ProgrammingGirl Inspired 2018 - Executed a bodily autonomy and consent workshop for 6-8 grade girls in the Sacramento City Unified School District.CSEC Summer Institute 2018 - Created the first Sacramento ten-week CSEC Training Institute for approved YIA mentors and community partners. This training assisted in community members better working with CSEC youth with an Intersectional and holistic approach. Maroon Space 2019 - Co-developer for WEAVE’s first Maroon Space for Black Female identified survivors. The Maroon space is a space where Black Women can share their authentic experiences with other Black staff while utilizing survivor support services.

• Implementation of non-bias, fact-based health and wellness activities regarding pregnancy prevention, STIs, consent, anatomy, and birth control options in Contra Costa County School Districts.• Implemented Comprehensive Sexual Education curriculum (Get Real and Positive Prevention Plus) within West Contra Costa County and Pittsburg middle and high schools (6th-9th grades)• Reviewed and revised health education curriculum for age suitability, inclusivity of gender, culture, and conformity of the State of California's sexual education mandates.• Collaboration with local youth shelters and LGBTQ+ community centers to create a custom curriculum that addresses the population's needs.• Compiled and collected fidelity and demographic data for program improvement and grant reporting

• Supported in the facilitation of Spare Change Team meetings• Provided group and 1:1 emotional and social support to teens by providing resources and risk reduction strategies • Assisted in training Spare change teen's education around sexual health, LGBTQ topics, and dynamics of power and privilege for spare change educational skits • Edited skits to be in alignment with the CA Healthy Youth Act (CA Ed Code 51963) and to meet diverse needs • Performed administrative tasks such as education data tracking tools and program demographics

• Organized and executed innovative campus-wide reproductive health wellness events to improve health education for Humboldt State University students• Informed the HSU student body about topics of their choice through classroom presentations, including sexual health, Radical self-love and expression, consent, ATOD, and sexual violence prevention.• Maintained the HSU Peer Educator Facebook page, led volunteer meetings, and collaborated on producing the health zine and on-campus wellness publication.• Supported students 1:1 with questions and advising on college sexual health supportSpecialized Sexual Health Workshops and Programmingo Consent Project (Oct. 2012) - Assisted in the organization and creation of healing and support through workshops and spoken word for survivors of domestic and sexualized violence.SEXLAND - A yearly, on-campus sexual health event that focuses on exposure to new ways of thinking about sex and sexuality while validating sexual experiences and diversity through a lens of enthusiastic consent. o SEXLAND (Feb. 2013) - Core team member in creating, implementing, and executing Sexland. Sexland 2013 celebrated bodies, focusing on body-positive and sex-positive education.o SEXLAND (Mar. 2014) - 1 of 3 head coordinators that led Sexland 2014, a celebration of bodies with the theme of Candyland, focusing on sexuality. o SEXLAND (Mar. 2015) – Led "Muffins & Masturbation," a workshop highlighting and creating dialogue about self-pleasure.

Peer Educator for Sexual Health Information From Teens (SHIFT) on the Berkeley High School campus (October 2010 - June 2012)• Presented ongoing workshops and trainings on reproductive health topics such as anatomy, STIs, HIV, and birth control options for teens in the Berkeley Public School District. • Conducted yearly health fair providing outreach to students on safe sex topics. • Wrote and contributed a column in the school newspaper, "The Jacket", addressing sexual health questions for students. Attended and participated in state conferences for public health awareness. Peer Educator for Peers Advocating Safety & Sexual Health Education Now (PASSHEN) on the Berkeley High School Campus (October 2009 - June 2010)• Attended on-going training on health subject matters. • Worked in a team to design classroom presentations that emphasize the importance sexual health, effects of drugs and alcohol, and the importance of sober driving, seat belts, helmets and other safety equipment.• Facilitated interactive workshops at Berkeley High School, Berkeley Technology Academy, and Berkeley Middle Schools. • Participated in 2 offsite retreats for team building.