As an intern at Civix Strategy Group, I assist in grassroots outreach efforts through petition gathering, phone banking, and canvassing to expand campaign engagement. I support program planning by preparing materials for team members and clients, while also providing administrative assistance, including data entry and event preparation. Additionally, I participate in regular staff meetings and campaign events, gaining experience with voter databases and canvassing strategies. Through this role, I help advance social and economic justice by contributing to impactful advocacy campaigns.

Founder and Writer of an independent student ran blog that covers varying genres from the prospective of students of color

Engaged in voter education and outreach to boost civic engagement within the Asian and Pacific Islander American community. My responsibilities include organizing events, conducting research, and supporting advocacy initiatives. This experience has sharpened my public policy and community engagement skills, reinforcing my commitment to social justice and equity. Hosted an AAPI conference in Philly where VP Kamala Harris and many AAPI Congress members attended.

Partnered with congressional offices, federal agencies, and DC-based organizations. Developed leadership skills, encouraged political and civic engagement, and fostered an interest in public service careers through enriching internships. Engaged in special programming, including orientation events, leadership speakership series, and one-on-one mentorship, while networking with leaders across various fields. Additionally, organized and participated in the "Langar on the Hill" project to promote cultural awareness of Sikhism to government officials.

Training and evaluating machine learning models to provide actionable business insights. Collaboration with data scientists to enhance model performance, annotate and curate datasets, and optimize algorithms. Updating and incorporating innovative techniques to drive strategic business solutions.

Helped students from K-12 with fluency in various subjects in math.

I had an opportunity to intern at Passaic county health department and gained diverse exposure to various county services enforcing health guidelines and community outreach and educational programs. I played my part in helping enforce NJ state plastic bag ban in the county and gained exposure to community outreach programs for access to healthcare, hygiene, and education for its residents.

The opportunity allowed me to play my part in the advocacy efforts to allow Sikhs to serve in the US Armed forces without the need for an exception. My role was to research and create educational content to aid in the ongoing advocacy efforts for Sikh's right to serve in US Military. I also had the privilege to work alongside Dr. Kamal Kalsi, the first Sikh American veteran who was allowed to serve with Sikh articles of faith since world war II.

This internship offered me a unique opportunity to gain perspective on patient rights and the need for their religious accommodations. Hospital chaplaincies across the country know about the most prevalent religions and their needed accommodations. Sikhs are a fraction of the US population, and hence lack of awareness about their religious needs creates a void, which we tried to fill during this enriching internship. I helped research, review, edit, and create an information packet for hospital chaplaincies to learn about and accommodate spiritual needs, including dos and dont for Sikhs undergoing medical treatment