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Advocates for Youth is a national organization that strives to support young people by protecting their rights to bodily autonomy and inclusive reproductive justice. This work is primarily conducted through legislative advocacy, youth leadership programs, trainings, awareness campaigns, and more.Website: advocatesforyouth.orgInstagram: @advocatesforyouth

The Justice for Girls Coalition of Washington State (JFG) is a statewide nonprofit that aims to improve the status of girls and gender-expansive youth in Washington by addressing the underlying conditions that perpetuate the adversity they face and paving pathways for a better future. This work is primarily conducted through public policy, program.

Greater Seattle Area

Responsibilities Include:- Policy tracking and research during Washington’s legislative session- Meeting with legislators to advocate for JFG supported bills and racially equitable and girl-centered implementation of bills- Testifying or submitting positions of note for JFG priority bills- Updating website and creating graphics for social media platforms.

Greater Seattle Area

Responsibilities Include:- Co-facilitating advocacy training events such as “Beyond Pink: Preventing Violence Against Girls”, and a “Digital Town Hall” discussing COVID-19 and how it impacts girls’ mental health and well-being- Co-facilitating weekly meetings for the Girls Advocacy & Impact Network (GAIN), a JFG program that equips girls with advocacy.

UC Berkeley’s DIASPORA is an art, style & culture magazine created by and for Black students. DIASPORA aspires to curate a safe and expressive space for Black creatives to share their artwork, interests, and genius with each other and the greater campus community in digital and print formats.Responsibilities included:-Producing atleast 2 written pieces for.

UC Berkeley's Black Recruitment and Retention Center (BRRC) is a student run organization that strives to address the needs of Black students by implementing effective recruitment and retention efforts on campus, as well as providing academic and professional development resources to students. BRRC is a member of the bridges Multicultural Resource Centers.

Berkeley, California, United States

UC Berkeley's Black Recruitment and Retention Center is a student run organization that strives to address the needs of Black students by implementing effective recruitment and retention efforts on campus, as well as providing academic and professional development resources to students.Responsibilities Include:- Planning and implementing larger scale.

Berkeley, CA

Degree: B.A. in Legal Studies and Minor in Ethnic StudiesGPA: 3.85Honors: Received Dean’s List and Honors to Date Distinctions in Spring ‘21 and Spring ‘22Extracurriculars: Black Recruitment and Retention Center, bridges Multicultural Resource Center, DIASPORA Magazine

Dream.Org, formerly known as Dream Corps, is a non-profit based in Oakland, CA that works at the intersection of environmental justice, tech equity, and criminal legal reform. As an intern in the Justice division, I worked to transform the criminal legal system and support underserved communities through federal and state reform efforts and policy.

Greater Seattle Area

Non-profit organization advocating for menstrual equity and working to provide menstrual products in schools and businesses free of charge. Responsibilities Include:- Volunteering under the social media coordinator to create weekly posts that advertised upcoming events- Planning and hosting an event for World Menstrual Week- Conducting an interview with.

Berkeley, CA

UC Berkeley's Black Student Union is a student-run organization centered on grassroots activism, networking skills, community and leadership building, and professional development in the Black community.Responsibilities Include:- Creating bi-weekly newsletters for the Black community at Berkeley - Photographing local events featuring Black campus life

Seattle, WA

Summer Camp Counselor at Montlake Community Center. Responsibilities Include:- Scheduling and organizing fun and educational games, activities, and field trips for campers (ages 5-12) - Ability to alternate between all nature, sports, or art camps