The legislative and political process is a great passion of mine. I began my career working for the California State Assembly in March, 2015. I arrived in the State Capitol as a Legislative Aide in December of 2018 and was promoted to Legislative Director in June of 2021. During my time in the Capitol, I have staffed proposals to abolish all firearm enhancements – a relic of institutional racism, establish the nation’s first wealth tax on ultra-millionaires and billionaires, tenant protections against unjust evictions utilized by the Ellis Act and I've worked on the most expansive measure in the nation’s history to expand bodily autonomy for people’s right to use medical aid-in-dying.I am now working for ACLU California Action, an organization I have long admired. I approach my work with an intersectional and equity focused lens to continue the movement for transformational economic, racial, social and environmental justice, and to dismantle systems rooted in oppression here in Sacramento.