Working directly with the Mayor's Workforce Development Director and the Deputy Mayor of Economic Opportunity to revamp the City's workforce development system and create a 5-Year Strategic Plan to connect Los Angeles residents with living-wage jobs and career pathways through targeted investments, human-centered service delivery, and program improvements at the City's various WorkSource Centers.

• Developed partnerships with private contractors, non-profits, and schools to support STEM education, economic development, and environmental justice in neighborhoods near utility infrastructure projects• Managed data for 85 social impact contracts worth over $20 million and 80,000 volunteer hours pledges• Published articles and press communications to increase visibility of program initiatives and impact• Designed and executed program improvements to streamline reporting and Salesforce data collection

• Improved SFPUC’s low-income discount programs, identified strategies to enroll more customers, and designed an agency-wide strategy to increase affordability of water, power, and sewer services• Analyzed water consumption and financial data in Microsoft Excel to prepare comprehensive reports for executives, resource control agencies, and the SFPUC website• Created an interactive data visualization dashboard using PowerBI to demonstrate water sales trends

• Developed strategies to reallocate funds from Oakland Police to non-police public safety alternatives• Authored and presented policy proposals urging the City of Oakland to invest in infrastructure improvements in low-income commercial corridors and repurpose vacant land for community use• Successfully organized local residents and community organizations to advance proposals for inclusion in final report of recommendations to Oakland City Council

Course: "Assets in Action" Online Training

BCLI trains leaders committed to advancing social justice and racial equity through leadership on local boards and commissions. The training curriculum includes advocacy related to affordable housing, urban planning, equitable land use, transportation equity, and environmental justice.

Facilitated information sessions for high school students from diverse racial, ethnic, and socioeconomic backgrounds; Conducted recruitment outreach to public school groups and community-based college access programs; Planned and executed cross-cultural activities and dialogues for nearly 200 students visiting campus each semester; Spoke on panels for various audiences including two groups of more than 700 prospective students and families

Completed 7 weeks of accelerated graduate-level courses in Advanced Microeconomics, Advanced Statistics, Domestic Policy, and Policy Writing at Princeton University's Public Policy and International Affairs (PPIA) Junior Summer Institute

Communicated with constituents in person, by phone, and by mail regarding policy issues and government assistance; Corresponded with federal agencies on behalf of constituents to request additional assistance; Organized outreach events for Sen. Warren and other important political figures in the New England area

Drafted constituent letters, policy memos, speaking points, and social media communication; Communicated with constituents by phone and email regarding policy issues and pending legislation; Participated in weekly professional development workshops and a Mock Congress Session

Nominated by my Oakland City Councilmember to serve on Former Mayor Ron Dellums’ & Mayor Jean Quan's Youth Commissions, a committee of high school students selected to advise Oakland City Council on policy issues impacting youth in the Oakland and greater Bay Area communities