Co-founded a design and innovation studio that works on projects that deal with gender-based violence, reproductive rights, sex trafficking, and advancing rights for women and girls.• Launched a digital game, That’s Sus!, which on the surface, is about how teens deal with awkward romantic relationship scenarios, but is based on how traffickers use romantic relationships to coerce victims into sex trafficking. The game has received over $500,000 in funding from the Canadian government and various corporate and community foundationsHow it began:An award winning game for social workers and pre-teen girls to talk about sex trafficking in the USA. Awarded a nearly $20,000 Sappi Ideas That Matter grant for work on a class project, in partnership with ECPAT-USA, to help social workers screen for possible trafficking victims through game play with pre-teen girls.Now, in its second phase, Say No More has been given a Community Grant from Telus with the aim to further scale the game by digitizing our efforts. The online game will be used to empower vulnerable populations through technology in Canada. The grant will be used to reach students across Ontario Public Schools, and especially in the Durham Region."It's so simple, but it's such an effective tool. It can reach someone who knows nothing about sex crimes to someone who has seen it all. It's a great tool to start a conversation, and this game is a perfect starting point. How did no one think of this before?"– Trafficking Survivor