Selected as the First Year Representative for the Black Student's Association (BSA), a socio-political organization at Western dedicated to fostering a safe space on campus for Black students to engage. This role included a variety of responsibilities, such as organizing and hosting all first and second year outreach events, but most importantly being an overall voice for first-years and the black experience at Western.

FLIK - Female Laboratory of Innovative Knowledge - is a community hub for female founders/leaders and apprentices to connect. Founders can take on apprentices in a meaningful project in their business, and help them gain valuable skills. Apprentices train alongside female founders and leaders to prepare themselves to be the next wave of change-making entrepreneurs. Together, we are taking action to advance women’s entrepreneurship, globally.

Completed a 3-month apprenticeship for Serene Singh, a Rhodes and Truman Scholar who represented the world's largest pageant system as the 2020-2021 National All-American Miss, to work on a launch for her children’s book to be released in the following months. “The Queen Machine”, was developed with the help of educators, counselors, leaders, and pageantry industry queens and experts from across the globe. With three main characters - Amrita, Brooke, and Michaela - the book aims to empower a diverse array of kids in the pageant world, on the playground, and in their classrooms with tools of confidence, authenticity, and passion through the journey of a Queen Machine.