Recipient of the Pricilla Chan STRIDE & Richardson Public Service Fellowships.WJP is a non-profit advancing the leadership and power of women who are currently & formerly incarcerated to transform the criminal legal system

Public service organization led by Harvard students that provides 86 programs to over 10,000 people in the greater Boston area • Responsible for managing the public spaces in the building and operating the front desk

A collaborative group of doulas, social workers, and OBGYNs from across New York City working to establish a doula program for the pregnant and postpartum people incarcerated in the Rose M. Singer Center at Rikerʼs Island• Conducted research on doula and reproductive rights-related policies for incarcerated people across the U.S. | transcribed, coded, analyzed, and reported on discussion groups with people who gave birth while incarcerated in New York State facilities

Coalition of birthworkers and full-spectrum support advocates that care for BIQTPOC in every stage of reproductive life, including those incarcerated Santa Rita Jail in Alameda County• Revamped RLBC website, restructured internal drive, built resource list for birthworkers and potential clients, contributed to research for collective-run webinars on birth justice

Non-profit criminal justice reform organization committed to confronting systemic injustice through litigation and community advocacy• Led the research and writing of a report examining prison violence and health conditions and making the case for closing the facility | Created a multifaceted resource list for people reentering society in the Baton Rouge, LA area• Served as point person on a telephone hotline for those jailed in the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison (EBRPP) | Provided information on legal, housing, and advocacy resources

South Africa-based start-up (Where to Care) that uses an app to map access to safe, legitimate sexual and reproductive health, family planning, and gender-based violence resources for South African people• Researched and assessed quality of resource providers, completed data validation and harmonization, and trained healthcare-related organizations to use the app

Selective working group that uses dialogue and deep engagement to build community around important topics within law, education, and justice• Discussed and engaged texts about gender, punishment, citizenship, race, and sin to create a curriculum for incarcerated peoples with a select group of Harvard undergraduate and graduate students• Ran a workshop on masculinity, punishment, and race at Nashua St. Jail in Boston

80-year old, student-run, Harvard College radio station that broadcasts to the greater Boston area and beyond• Responsible for organizing station promotion activities on campus in and in the Boston area | DJ weekly Jazz show on WHRB 95.3fm | Train new members in jazz history and hosting skills

Youth-run NGO that strives to end period poverty and period stigma through service, education, and advocacy• Responsible for communications across network of 150+ chapters in US universities and high schools• Restructured chapter program | Created and ran chapter-wide fundraising competition | Designed and ran public events | Spearheaded outreach to potential corporate partners