The Federal City Council (FC2) is a non-profit comprised of the city’s 250 premier business and non-profit leaders. Led by Mayor Tony Williams, the FC2 works with the District and federal government to develop and implement solutions to improve the District’s civic life and ensure long-term competitiveness. I co-Lead MetroNow Coalition Bus Transformation Campaign Refresh: Collected and analyzed MetroNow Coalitions priorities for its 2022-2023 Bus Transformation Advocacy Campaign; Collaboration with staff at Coalition partner organization to build new frameworks and content strategies for the Coalition’s annual Bus Progress Report; Researched and established data collection process for the updated report to establish feasibility, and better meet Coalition goals; Edited to three editions of the MetroNow Dispatch, a targeted monthly newsletter with 500+ of the region’s key transit decision-makers, and stakeholders.In addition to that I engaged FC2 Trustees to Improve Member Retention + Organizational Data: Conducted outreach to all 250 of the FC2’s trustees, emailing, calling, and directly engaging prominent former elected officials, C-suite executives, and civic leaders; Updated member data; Optimized FC2’s membership database; Leveraged outreach to collect new data, including trustee contacts to create a high-level map of FC2’s network of relationships.

I prepped the food, packaged the food, cut fresh fish, closed the shop, and cleaned the food and work areas.

I interviewed a Cameroonian woman named Awah Francisca Mbuli, who was a victim of sex trafficking. She is now the Founder of Survivors’ Network. I wrote a blog post on her and published it on The Fem Word.

I created a blog for Seattle Against Slavery. Over the course of two weeks I interviewed seven different men and women in the Seattle area who were either working in the field of anti-human trafficking organizations or who were victims of this crime. I wrote blog posts on each individual and published them on Seattle Against Slavery’s website.

As a Communications and Development intern, I worked under Sara Amin and Kylie Keune. On a daily basis I created graphics in Canva for their social media platforms and scheduled them on Buffer, finished a campus initiative toolkit that I proposed to the Communications and Development team, completed their Orange County signage and slideshows that they would show that the annual event, and posted Tahirih in the News articles with brief descriptions on their website.