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Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Washington DC-Baltimore Area

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Washington D.C.

• Analyzed SAHF member portfolio to identify offices representing SAHF member interests
• Helped coordinate SAFH member advocacy days, including congressional visits
• Performed outreach to congressional offices to schedule meetings
• Identified and communicated legislative and regulatory issues involving federal housing tax credits and rental housing programs
• Created and updated fact sheets related to affordable rental housing
• Assembled collateral materials for advocacy days and congressional meetings

Washington, D.C.

• Conducted health policy research
• Wrote memorandums for staff
• Drafted activity reports for Senator Murray
• Aided staff in office duties
• Assisted with hearing preparation

Washington D.C. Metro Area

• Monitored and analyzed legislation, including VAWA, VOCA, FVPSA, and legislation related to public safety net programs
• Developed materials to inform Members of Congress about critical policy issues
• Participated in lobbying visits and strategy sessions with NNEDV staff and national partners
• Assisted in writing congressional testimony, drafting legislation, and correspondence with Members of Congress and their staff

The Well

• Provided direct advocacy and support services to survivors of sexual and intimate partner violence
• Facilitated curriculum for Unequal Partners, an intimate partner violence prevention program
• Advised student peer-education group REACH Peer Educators
• Directly supervised a Graduate Assistant and Student Coordinator who worked with REACH
• Assessed efficacy of REACH programs and made revisions as needed
• Created, implemented and assessed new programs for REACH Peer Educators to facilitate

Harrisonburg, Virginia

• Worked with students to coordinate and deliver university-wide events, including events related to National Coming Out Day and Trans* Day of Remembrance
• Led meetings for the LGBT Advisory Board
• Created training curricula on intimate partner violence (IPV) in the queer community for Campus Assault ResponsE (CARE)
• Maintained and supervised the Program, a safe space on-campus for LGBTQ+ students and their allies
• Created updated resources for the Program’s resource library, on issues including IPV in the queer community, coming out, trans identities, the intersex community, and being an ally
• Recruited students to volunteer with LGBT & Ally Education Program

• Advised student organization CARE
• Planned and implemented programming focused on sexual assault prevention and education
• Organized and implemented the Red Flag Campaign at JMU
• Presented at annual meeting for the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance
• Served on the Campus Coalition Against Sexual Assault
• Coordinated and produced Take Back the Night

• Invited participant in the White House Listening Sessions to Protect Students from Sexual Assault on College Campuses
• Advised content of Not Alone: The First Report of the White House Task Force to Protect Students from Sexual Assault
• Helped develop content for NotAlone.gov, a federal website designed to support survivors of sexual assault and increase transparency of Universities’ sexual misconduct policies
• Brainstormed ideas for safety apps that would provide college students with resources and support in reporting sexual assault

Master Of Public Policy

Activities and Societies: Women's Leadership Fellow, August 2017- April 2018

Master’S Degree, Psychological Sciences, 3.96

Activities and Societies: Psychology Graduate Student Counsel

Bachelor'S Degree, Psychology, Art, Women'S And Gender Studies, 3.7

Activities and Societies: Completed Honors Thesis, Graduated Magna Cum Laude and with honors, Co-founder and Co-President of Dukes for.