-Assist with conference planning -Administrative work-Accessibility check review

AMPHL is a non-profit organization that provides support in the form of advocacy and mentorship to Deaf and hard-of-hearing medical professionals and those aspiring to join the healthcare field. - Grow and promote the organization on social media while connecting with the community- Assist with all conference planning, including at the conference itself- Point person for email support and gathering data- Attract new members, mentors, and advertisers to grow our revenue

Ava is a captioning software and mobile app powered by artificial intelligence, as well as remote transcribers. Ava is built by and for Deaf and Hard-of-hearing users in educational and professional settings. In 2022, Ava raised $10M in Series A funding. -Grew social media accounts by ~25 % by creating reels/posts for engagement and brand awareness-Established relationships and collaborations with Deaf social media influencers-Conducted research on trends, Deaf community happenings,… Show more Ava is a captioning software and mobile app powered by artificial intelligence, as well as remote transcribers. Ava is built by and for Deaf and Hard-of-hearing users in educational and professional settings. In 2022, Ava raised $10M in Series A funding. -Grew social media accounts by ~25 % by creating reels/posts for engagement and brand awareness-Established relationships and collaborations with Deaf social media influencers-Conducted research on trends, Deaf community happenings, affiliated products, competitors, etc. Show less

2axend is a Deaf-owned strategic consulting and training firm on a mission to propel user-centric experiences for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. We work with our clients to focus on critical elements impacting the Deaf and hard-of-hearing user experience, including accessibility planning, inclusive organizational design, risk management, and organizational compliance, as well as Deaf cultural awareness and responsiveness.• Researched and developed an extensive report from over… Show more 2axend is a Deaf-owned strategic consulting and training firm on a mission to propel user-centric experiences for Deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals. We work with our clients to focus on critical elements impacting the Deaf and hard-of-hearing user experience, including accessibility planning, inclusive organizational design, risk management, and organizational compliance, as well as Deaf cultural awareness and responsiveness.• Researched and developed an extensive report from over 100 lawsuits to show that Healthcare facilities are failing Deaf/hard of hearing patients.• Created materials to disseminate and inform about communication barriers for Deaf/hard of hearing.• Interviewed and connected with disability rights lawyers and organizations to assist with our report. Show less

-Prepared, rewrote and edited copy to improve readability, or supervised others who did this work.-Verified facts, dates and statistics, using standard reference sources.-Developed story or content ideas, considering reader or audience appeal.-Managed a team of intern writers

Supported the launch of theSkimm’s first book, How To Skimm Your Life, by executing grassroots marketing efforts to help achieve sales goals, sharing personal life hacks with the Skimm community, and repeatedly delivering feedback throughout the pre-ordering process as a trusted brand advocate.

Part-time associate with a focus on cleaning and organizing the store before it opened.I handled the shipments from the store so they were packaged and ready to be picked up. Occasionally assisted other associates around the store and worked in the stock room.

Managed company's social media accounts and monitored analytics. Managed their client's social media pages (@KalpacaVibes)Created content calendars, blog posts, press releases, and monthly reports. Conducted marketing research and supported live/online events. Created and sent marketing emails to gain more clients for Chicago Socialize. Wrote in both English and Spanish.

Freelance editorial writer. Some of my articles required me to interview people for quotes and information.

I published daily articles and quizzes for DirectExpose and Icepop (occasionally other websites too) assigned by my editor, some with deadlines. I researched popular cultural topics to create original content and fact check all information given to me to ensure accuracy. I formatted each article to Novelty Media standards with headlines and pictures. I occasionally edited other writers' articles or updated them.

Wrote breaking news articles that are at least 2,000 characters and created them with SEO in mind. I brought traffic to my articles using social media and connected with other Blasting News writers to collaborate ideas.

Wrote articles aimed at college students in various categories and abided by their format for timely publication. Promoted my articles via social media and searched the internet for trending topics to write about. I was promoted from contributor to columnist writer after writing for Uloop for two weeks.

I conducted extensive research for articles and promoting the website. I created spreadsheets of data (mainly contacts) to make things more organized. Since the website is Chicago-based, I angled my research towards current events related to the city. For example, when Forbes released their annual billionaires' list, I looked for all the people on that list that were based in Illinois. I also searched events to post in "what to do this week in Chicago" that 25-30-year-olds would like.

Over the course of 3 months, I wrote 6 articles for each of the 6 categories the website offers. Each article was geared toward the unconventional woman and at least 700 words. Then, at the end of my internship, I wrote a final, longer feature article of about 2,000+ words. This internship taught me about SEO, source attributions, researching, and how to effectively communicate with my audience.

Organized contracts written by lawyers and their clients to maintain an efficient and manageable workspace. Uploaded contracts into a digital database system to make it easier to locate them. Reviewed contracts and corrected any information such as effective date, who the contract was between, and the type of contract it was to ensure that everything is accurate and up to date.