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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Los Angeles, California, United States

- Spokesperson to defend diversity and advocate for race-conscious admissions policies- Lead and attend cohort strategy meetings with peers from across the country- Work with experienced policy and communications professionals to advocate for race-conscious admissions policies

Stanford, California, United States

Chicago, Illinois, United States

- Member of CORAL (College Students Organizing for Radical Leadership)- Collaborate with other social activists and college students to build solidarity, leadership, and political education for students in the Chicagoland area

Chicago, Illinois, United States

- Engage in weekly workshops & civic engagement training with the goal of exploring Asian American identity and community- Canvassed voters through phone banking & door-to-door knocking- Curated a TikTok account dedicated to acquiring new Illinois voters & discussing important Asian American history, legislation, and pop culture

San Francisco Bay Area

- Conducting research and drafting reports on civil rights practice, California immigrant communities, and labor justice- Serving as a liaison between APAPA and elected official’s office to support development in AAPI communities- Representative of the office to work on the San Francisco Pride Celebration and Parade, the largest LGBTQ gathering in the nation

California, United States

- Engaged in professional development workshops & networking sessions to gain skills in entrepreneurship and community advocacy- Developed plans to register 100+ voters from marginalized communities and advance API history in California K-12 education

- YLS is a multi-day leadership development program that focuses on advocacy, communications, and civic engagement around policy issues impacting our communities from college campuses to Capitol Hill- Engage in interactive workshops, hands-on training, and discussions with leaders on Capitol Hill, to build advocacy and communication skills while gaining a.

- Engaged in youth collaboration to develop effective strategies for implementing the TEAACH Act- Provided TEAACH advocacy workshops for students covering the basics of the mandate, resources, and trainings provided at schools in the Chicagoland area (Lane Tech, Niles West)

- Collaborated with Asian American professors, organizers, and community leaders to advocate for Asian issues and education reform- Completed professional training in discussing racial, economic, and immigrant justice- Passed state legislation for Illinois (TEAACH Act)

Chicago, Illinois, United States

- Organized and participated in meetings with Asian American activists, members of the Illinois Senate, and members of the House of Representatives to discuss education reform and lobby in support of Teaching Equitable Asian American Community History (TEAACH) Act, which successfully passed in July- Collaborated with Asian American youth coalitions to.

Bachelor'S Degree, Asian-American Studies & Human Rights

Activities and Societies: Asian American Theater Project, Stanford Journal of Civil Rights & Civil Liberties, Stanford Pre-Law Society.

High School Diploma, 5.45/4.0

Activities and Societies: India Club, Palestinian Club, Science Olympiad, Concert Choir, Glee Club, BIPOC Committee, National Honor Society