Launched Women Engaged in the fall of 2014 with the highly successful WE Vote. WE Rise! integrated voter engagement program, supporting new and marginal young voters and voters of color living in the greater metro Atlanta area to become active civic participants by voting each year in every election. Has lead Women Engaged to become a leading voter engagement organization with 20 staff and several voter engagement and reproductive justice programs. Executed a major donor cultivation and grant writing effort to grow WE's annual operating budget. Directs programming and is the primary spokesperson at major events, conferences, and with the press. Follow on twitter: @womenengaged

Coordinated the “Historically Black College and University Photo Preservation Project.” Devised and implemented a research and chronological filing method for the photographs as well as trained and led a staff of four work-study students. Crafted and facilitated a student activist/ leadership pilot program on human rights subjects. Co-founded, managed logistics, registration, outreach, and budget for the Annual Toni Cade Bambara Scholar/Activist Conference. Traveled to Senegal and Brazil to establish relationships with women’s organizations working on HIV/AIDS and sexual health education.

Traveled extensively throughout the U.S. to organize and educate people about women’s human rights. Developed and led workshops for community groups, colleges/universities, and conferences on Violence Against Women; Health Care access as a Human Rights issue; and Human Rights Education 101. National field organizers for the 2004 March for Women’s Lives in Washington, D.C,, an event that brought nearly 1 million participants to the national Mall and is considered one of the largest marches in U.S. history.

10 years organizing logistics, writing curriculum, and leading 3-day annual conferences in countries such as South Africa, Jamaica, Brazil, Kenya, and numerous cities across the United States for over 500 youth ages 8-17 and 18- 25.