I am a Predoctoral Research Fellow at the Poverty and Inequality Research Lab at Johns Hopkins University, where I study housing insecurity and racial inequality. As a Marshall Scholar, I graduated with distinction from the MSc in Evidence-Based Social Intervention and Policy Evaluation at the University of Oxford and the MA in Sociology at the University of Manchester. I graduated with the rank of salutatorian from Dartmouth College, where I researched interventions to reduce the stigmatization of unhoused people. While in the UK, I served as an editor of the Graduate Inequality Review and conducted research about homelessness and incarceration at the Centre for Homelessness Impact. Named a John Robert Lewis Scholar, my advocacy focuses on ending the criminalization of homelessness.