With significant experience in public affairs, international development, and equitable storytelling, I bring innovative ideas to engagement programs. I offer diverse perspectives as a former Peace Corps Volunteer and a public engagement strategist at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. At EPA, I worked in partnership with political appointees to rebrand the agency. I also designed a national, award winning strategy for creative outreach in support of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. I have advised multiple federal agencies on public engagement and have mentored a team of outreach professionals. I have also coordinated and facilitated dozens of public facing events, virtually and in-person for audiences of up to 4,000. I have additional experience working in branding and accounts maintenance for a multinational corporation. My current role involves working with federal and other clients on narrative change, ensuring that the stories told about developing or marginalized communities center the voices of community members. I am most interested in strategic narrative; cross-sectoral partnerships; and the intersection of art and development.Masters Research: Using social marketing and narrative to address HIV/AIDS for Key Populations in Tanzania.