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We must radically shift how we get around to save our planet and ourselves. We must plan and act so everyone--regardless of age, gender, class, race, nationality, or ability--can travel safely, comfortably, and with dignity. I manage the Transportation Demand Management (TDM) program for the District of Columbia. I am responsible for the moveDC goal of 75% sustainable commute trips in the District by 2032 and am committed to achieving this through DDOT's goDCgo program, development review, and smart policies like parking cashout.From 2018-2022 as the Director of Active Transportation programs for Arlington County Commuter Services, my team and I designed and implemented behavior-change programming and campaigns to get more people biking and walking, more often. From 2016-2018 I earned my Masters in Urban & Regional Planning at the University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, focusing on transportation planning. While there, I worked at the UNC Highway Safety Research Center where I developed guidance on systemic safety and effective countermeasures for reducing pedestrian crash risk. Prior to switching industries, I built my professional foundation as a consultant, working on organizational change, communication, and learning with internal and external clients within the non-profit sector and the Federal government. In my spare time, I am an organizer for affordable housing and the anti-war struggle.

Listed skills include Organizational Development, Proposal Writing, Data Analysis, Management, and 42 others.