I recently graduated from Yale University with a B.A. in history, human rights, and Spanish. I plan to dedicate my career to issues related to migration, human rights, and socioeconomic inequality, with interests in historical, legal, and community work.As an undergraduate, I engaged in varied work relating to migration at the U.S.-Mexico border. I spent one summer each working at Texas RioGrande Legal Aid in the border town of Eagle Pass, Texas and at Casa Monarca, a migrant shelter in Monterrey in northern Mexico. These professional experiences lay the groundwork for my senior History thesis on Monterrey's local history of the Bracero Program, a binational farm labor migration program in the mid-twentieth century. This academic research in turn crystallized my interest in working with and supporting migrant farmworker communities, which I am excited to be able to do with the Coalition of Immokalee Workers in southwest Florida.