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Riverside County, California, United States

Represent tenants in civil and unlawful detainer matters, including drafting complaints, cross-complaints, and answers or other responsive pleadings, propounding and responding to discovery, defending depositions, conducting research, drafting and arguing motions, representing at trial and on appeal. Supervise staff attorneys and non-attorney advocated in the representation of tenants in civil and unlawful detainer matters. Provide training to staff.

Modesto, California, United States

San Diego, California

Legal Intern: May 2017-August 2017Certified Legal Intern: January 2018-August 2018

Chula Vista, California

Provide legal information and assist self-represented litigants complete forms to resolve legal matters through the Office of the Family Law Facilitator in the Chula Vista Courthouse. Experience includes working with clients who seek aid with divorce, child custody and visitation, child support, supposal support, ex parte orders, and other family law matters.

Greater San Diego Area

Assisted Development Manager with event and campaign planning and implementation, by writing sponsorship requests, creating website content, creating and managing participant registration, and marketing the event online through social media, vertical response emails, and other marketing venues.Assisted Development manager with grant research, writing, and editing.Created social media calendar, special events calendar, and campaigns calendar to improve the organization and planning of marketing and fundraising endeavors. Updated social media pages and website content, and wrote monthly and quarterly newsletters that were emailed through Salesforce to donors, staff, and volunteers.Processed financial and in-kind donations in Salesforce. Ran reports in Salesforce monthly to reconcile donations.Used InDesign and Photoshop to create the Annual Report and other marketing material.From July 2014-July 2015, I served in this position as an Americorps VISTA. From July 2015-present, I work as a part-time employee for Outdoor Outreach.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Completed mediator training program in December 2013 and began mediating in January 2014. Conduct initial interviews and schedule mediation for youths diverted to our program.Input information into the database to keep track of our clients.Maintain contact with youth and their families to ensure that they are keeping to the terms of the agreement, which were decided in mediation. If families have concerns or additional feedback, I answer their questions or direct them to another member of the organization.I research and write summaries on topics such as restorative justice, diversion programs, and the school to prison pipeline for use in manuals and other documents.I assist with grant writing by editing proposals. I attended the Proposal Budgeting Basics Workshop hosted by the Foundation Center in DC.I assist with fundraising efforts by contacting local business to donate items for ACCESS Youth’s annual soirée.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Start new chapters of Lemonade Day in DC Universities.Support and train Lemonade Chapters at George Washington University and Georgetown University, and assist these chapters in recruiting and training volunteers to teach youth the Lemonade Day curriculum.Co-Authored instruction manuals and mentor packets including: a training guide for Lemonade Day members to train volunteers, mentor packets that specify how to teach the Lemonade Day curriculum to participants, and the goals and responsibilities packet that specified duties for each Lemonade Day team member on Lemonade Day 2014.On Lemonade Day 2014, I coordinated Lemonade Day members and volunteers to assist participants in setting up their lemonade stands. I fielded calls from volunteers, participants and their parents to manage minor crisis and ensure a safe and successful Lemonade Day for all of those involved.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Worked in the playroom to relax children prior to their interviews concerning allegations of abuse and make them feel safe and comfortable in the office.Observed Forensic Interviews and learned about important techniques used by interviewers.Maintained inventory of the clothing and toy resources we offered to the clients.Organizational tasks which included sorting clothes, books, and other items.Compiled a list of potential resources for clients to meet their unique needs.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Tutored a 5th grade student who was a grade level behind in reading.Followed the FLOC program, which includes phonics, vocabulary, grammar, reading comprehension, and writing skills.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Co-mentor training advisor – worked with 5 other Lemonade Day team members to create a structure for the mentor training sessions, and host mentor training events to teach volunteers how to explain the lemonade day curriculum to kids and how to prepare them for Lemonade Day.Mentored 4th-7th graders using the Lemonade Day Curriculum.Coordinated volunteers and supply distribution on Lemonade Day. Managed phone and answered volunteers' questions throughout the day.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Worked directly with clients to schedule interviews, collected job and personal histories, and contacted companies on their behalf to employ the client in a position for which he or she was qualified.Wrote press releases and letters to a variety of sources in order to raise awareness about the organization.Researched speaking events and other networking opportunities for the Founder and President of the organization where she could increase awareness.Answered calls and communicated key information to the Organization.

Orange County, California Area

Tutored and provided guidance and help to elementary age kids after school.During the summer, I volunteered at the camp, which focused on getting the children excited about college, taught study skills, and did art projects.

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Volunteered in an after-school club – Men of Strength Club - in DC public schools at the middle school and high school level.This organization looks to change gender stereotypes that contribute to violence against women, and provide young men with role models that are respectful to every member of their community.

Juris Doctor (J.D.), Law

Activities and Societies: Texas Law Pro Bono Program: Project INCLUDE, Expunction Clinic; Death in Custody Research Project with the Texas.

Paralegal Certificate, Legal Assistant/Paralegal

Bachelor'S Degree, Criminal Justice

Activities and Societies: Sigma Delta Tau, Lemonade Day DC, NSCS, Golden KeyCriminal Justice major, with minors in Psychology and American.