I am currently the the Deputy Director for the Division of Education and Training at The Fenway Institute. In this role, I supervise the staff running programs including the National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center, the LGBTQIA+ Aging Project, and a Rural TransECHO program. Prior to my position at Fenway, I served as Interim State and Local Policy Manager at GLSEN National and Director of Advocacy at Keshet. Additionally, I served six years as the Executive Director for the Massachusetts Transgender Political Coalition (MPTC). During my time at MTPC, I successfully led efforts to achieve trans-inclusive laws and policies, including non-binary gender markers on Massachusetts state ID's, removing restrictive laws on birth certificate gender markers, pushing for state-wide trans-inclusive healthcare policies, and passing and defending nondiscrimination protections for gender identity in public accommodations. I was co-chair of the successful 2018 "Yes on 3" ballot campaign, a first of its kind campaign that won with 67% vote across Massachusetts. I am also an adjunct faculty member at the University of New Hampshire, Manchester, teaching in the communications department. I am a member of the Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth, and also sit on the board of the Equality Federation. I graduated from the University of New Hampshire School of Law in 2012. I was a Daniel Webster Honors Scholar, a student mentor, president of Lambda Legal, prior co-chair of the Diversity Action Coalition, marshal of Phi Alpha Delta, a student mentor, and was awarded the Albert Schweitzer Fellowship and Public Interest Coalition Fellowship. My Specialties: LGBTQ Leadership, Policy Advocacy, Coalition Building, Education, Gender Diversity, Trans Identities, Grant Writing, Public Speaking, Lobbying, and Diversity Programs