Managing Yes on Measure B—San Jose citywide ballot measure for the June 2022 primary.

Full-time community organizer and political campaign manager. *2+ years of professional organizing*Ran and managed several issue-based and political campaigns Based in Silicon Valley, Working Partnerships USA tackles the root causes of inequality and poverty by leading collaborative campaigns for quality jobs, healthy communities, equitable growth and a vibrant democracy.

https://www.cupertinoforall.org/Board President of Cupertino for All, a 501(c)(4) social issues nonprofit based in Cupertino, CA. Primary focus is Affordable Housing, Transportation, and progressive urban-planning Local organizing, stakeholder management, project management, lobbying, and leadership experience as President. Cupertino for All is a progressive coalition made up of longtime residents, displaced residents, students, parents, homeowners, renters, and our… Show more https://www.cupertinoforall.org/Board President of Cupertino for All, a 501(c)(4) social issues nonprofit based in Cupertino, CA. Primary focus is Affordable Housing, Transportation, and progressive urban-planning Local organizing, stakeholder management, project management, lobbying, and leadership experience as President. Cupertino for All is a progressive coalition made up of longtime residents, displaced residents, students, parents, homeowners, renters, and our allies — with the commonly shared belief that we can and should create a more sustainable Cupertino for future generations.We recognize that our city, as well as the Bay Area, has pursued decades of exclusionary policies, preventing many families from being able to move into town, but we also believe that there is a path forward that is advantageous for current residents of Cupertino as well. With certain policy recommendations, Cupertino can become a more accessible and vibrant town—and our children will realistically have somewhere to live in the future. Show less

Drafted proposals and readouts regarding complex agency policy discussions, for use by assistant directors of a federal agency. Maintained critical relationships with non-profit sector and other diverse advocacy groups. Researched and designed new means of engaging consumer advocates to ensure they had a seat at the table."The CFPB aims to make consumer financial markets work for consumers, responsible providers, and the economy as a whole. It protects consumers from unfair, deceptive… Show more Drafted proposals and readouts regarding complex agency policy discussions, for use by assistant directors of a federal agency. Maintained critical relationships with non-profit sector and other diverse advocacy groups. Researched and designed new means of engaging consumer advocates to ensure they had a seat at the table."The CFPB aims to make consumer financial markets work for consumers, responsible providers, and the economy as a whole. It protects consumers from unfair, deceptive, or abusive practices and takes action against companies that break the law. External Affairs ensures that the Bureau converses with stakeholders and the American public in order to promote understanding, transparency, and accountability." It serves as the main advocacy arm of the institution, diligently working with various non-profit groups to ensure that CFPB listens to ordinary folks. Show less

• Served as de facto representative for 9,000 former community college transfer students for UC Berkeley's Student Association—an autonomous 501c3 non-profit—valued at approximately $1.8 Million, with a large staff of over 700.• As a senior adviser to the President, I acted as a sole student member of UC President Napolitano's Transfer Advising Innovations & Communications (TAIC) Work Group, UC Berkeley's Spaces and Capital Improvements Committee, and numerous shared governance… Show more • Served as de facto representative for 9,000 former community college transfer students for UC Berkeley's Student Association—an autonomous 501c3 non-profit—valued at approximately $1.8 Million, with a large staff of over 700.• As a senior adviser to the President, I acted as a sole student member of UC President Napolitano's Transfer Advising Innovations & Communications (TAIC) Work Group, UC Berkeley's Spaces and Capital Improvements Committee, and numerous shared governance administrative, student, and staff committees. •In the name of advocacy for transfer and non-traditional students — including older, re-entry, parents, etc — successfully secured hundreds of thousands in grant funds, such as a $20,000 Commercial Food Voucher Program for food-insecure students, $60,000 in funds for waiving low-income students' transportation expenditures, $100,000 toward covering poor students' out-of-pocket healthcare costs, and a long-term need-based laptop rental service.•Policy successes: negotiated with the University Chancellor to create an all-transfer student housing facility with hundreds of beds, and wrote one of the largest sweeping changes to the 150-year-old constitution — guaranteeing permanent representation for Transfer and non-traditional students. Passage involved an election of over 10,000 voters, where this referendum passed with 84% "Yes." Show less

•Wrote weekly, widely-read columns backed by research-driven data •Reverberated complex issues of educational inequality and the community college system•Marketed written pieces via social media, garnering thousands of likes

▪ Communicated with constituents of District 28 (South Bay/Silicon Valley) through email, phone, and letters▪ Analyzed and consolidated reports on district issues▪ Executed a wide range of clerical day-to-day tasks typical in an office setting

▪ Edited layout, copy, and content for a widely read community college newspaper▪ Created over 20 published news, editorial, and opinion pieces▪ Won 1st place for best opinion piece published across all 114 California Community Colleges

A member of a small team of 8 students tasked with lobbying legislators for important progressive issues including affordable education, immigration, and universal healthcare. We pressed them to go the extra mile on key bills by meeting with their offices in both Sacramento and Washington D.C.

Assistant organizer for Congressional District 17. Organization focused on the democratic nomination of presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders. As an assistant organizer, tasked with weekly commitments for training and recruiting volunteers as well as leading weekly canvasses and data management.