-Support humanitarian advocacy to the United Nations and various US Government entities including Congressional offices, USAID, and the NSC-Monitor developments in UN and USG positions on operational contexts, with particular focus on Sudan, Haiti, and Occupied Palestinian Territories-Develop policy briefs and primers for senior staff to prepare them for high-level meetings with actors from the US, UN, and NGOs

-Worked with an international team of researchers to continue excavations in ancient Roman city of Antiochia ad Cragum-Trained with local archaeologists to learn about proper field techniques and ethical archaeological practices-Wrote official daily reports to the Turkish Ministry of Culture and Tourism detailing unit discoveries and progress

-Mentored 50+ first-year students to help acclimate them to college life and connect them to academic, extracurricular, and wellness resources -Collaborated with faculty and staff to lead biweekly presentations on mental health, communication, networking, and organizational skills

-Managed communications with diverse national organizations in order to effectively deploy their resources on the campaign -Communicated policy positions both orally and in writing to connect with constituents, overseeing virtual phone and text banks resulting in 20,000+ call attempts and 50,000+ text messages-Organized and managed field canvass operations during final days of special election campaign

GFIA is a Wisconsin-based non-profit whose work includes projects in Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa that focus on legal empowerment, women’s rights, informal workers’ rights and job skills training for vulnerable youth. As an intern, my responsibilities included:-Conducting self-directed research on the environmental and economic impacts of foreign investment in Sub-Saharan Africa-Compiling research findings into succinct, accessible documents to suggest potential labor rights projects for the organization-Meeting regularly with the director to develop brief summaries on labor conditions to be distributed to the non-profit's donors and investors

-Conducted research under direct supervision of the senior attorney of the circuit court concerning visual aids and their use in appeals trials-Inspected pending appellate case briefs to identify weaknesses in case presentation that could be enhanced through the use of visual aids