• Lead monthly editorial workshops open to the GWN community to determine the editorial vision and ethos of the organization• Produce GWN podcasts and multimedia projects showcasing the last 25 years of storytelling in the organization• Support Community and Marketing departments to highlight GWN Stories and position the GWN community as a nationwide thought leader in the media storytelling revolution• Support Lead360 program development to empower young people to be social justice advocates and leaders in their communities • Manage updates to GWN website homepage and Stories homepage to feature content and collections that parallel the editorial calendar

Co-led GWN editorial vision, facilitated editorial forums, and spearheaded special projects designed to showcase the multitude of talents GWN fostered in its 25 years of storytelling

• Strategize website content and storytelling arcs according to Wire Media's clients' style guides• Write"alt" text and captions for images• Collaborate with design and development team to marry engaging and compelling copy with web design

• Manage research projects investigating Haymarket's impact on its grantees and the larger New England community • Support communications and marketing initiatives to elevate Haymarket's 50 years of work supporting grassroots organizations•Lead anti-racist research team using mixed methods data to investigate the social justice efforts of 60+ New England grassroots organizations

Managed a portfolio of private foundation, corporation, and individual funders who support GSS youth justice and workforce development programs based in NYC

Collaborate with grants team members to research, draft, and complete applications for public and private grant opportunitiesWrite blog posts relating to refugee education and refugees’ rights based on independent research and fact-checking

Clerically supported early childhood learning centers servicing over 400 students and 100 employees across four NYC locationsServed as an executive assistant to the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Financial Officer, and Operations Manager

Administratively supported first-year Resident Director overseeing housing for 450 students

Supported students through educational and engaging DEI community activities through floor programming, policy enforcement, and community eventsCurated a weekly newsletter to inform first-year residents of on and off-campus events, policy and procedure reminders, and resources available for student formation and wellness

Coordinated campus-wide events such as POC-centered panels, webinars, office hours facilitation, PowerPoints, and grassroots organizing covering topics surrounding racial and social injusticeGenerated a curriculum and events calendar to provide an anti-racism education program of POC centered panels, webinars, office hours facilitation, PowerPoints, and grassroots organizingCollaborated with communications department to implement a marketing and communications plan for FACES’ internal and external audiences, including the email communications program, and social media channels

Narratively and critically analyze current events, pop culture, and political affairs in written pieces on blog 154thoughts.com based on findings from news outlets, social media, and online databases

Clerically supported early childhood learning centers servicing over 400 students and 100 staff across four NYC locations

Observed and reported on criminal court trials and jury selection process to gain knowledge of New York’s criminal justice system

Recorded and maintained reports of student incidents and escorts Monitored, patrolled, and authorized entrance and departure of employees and visitors to maintain security of campus libraries

Analyzed data from surveys and academic databases to co-create the first database on global insurgenciesProposed and analyzed research methods data trends of self-identifying moderate US voters in grassroots project