Representative of the “Women for Sustainability” constituency where I advocate on behalf of students within NYU’s Student Government Assembly.

Working at The Orchard on digital media and communication.

Host of “Female Hysteria", a show on the history and sound of the Riot Grrrl movement, collaborating with artists such as Molly Neuman of Bratmobile and Johanna Fateman of Le Tigre.

Collaborated with marketing team members to cast new Creatives, develop new collaborations, and generate traffic through research and outreach.

Developed 40+ artist biographies using SEO to quantify effectiveness of engagement. I additionally tracked metrics and reported to senior management.

As a fellow, my work was fairly distributed across the campaign. My tasks included overseeing and monitoring teams of campaign volunteers, designing social media channels to connect with voters, and planning and executing events with public and private donors to support campaign funding.

As a Girl Advocate, I collaborated with the Working Group on Girls, a coalition of non-governmental organizations dedicated to promoting girls' human rights and making girls visible within the United Nations (UN) System. For three years, I prepared and facilitated the International Day of the Girl at the UN and served as one of the girl delegates of the Commission on the Status of Women, meeting with UN leaders including diplomats, non-profit leaders, and activists.

The Tempest is a global media company for women, which is visited by 8 million people monthly. I was recruited to write and edit articles, and manage content creators. I also developed social media marketing skills and reported on effectiveness.