Advocate within organization's Healthy and Resilient Communities and Environmental Justice programs.-Conduct research in the areas of transportation, health, housing land use, environmental health, climate resilience and adaptation to inform advocacy. -Lead analysis components of advocacy work products via mapping, data visualization and demographic analyses. -Develop technical assistance tools for community groups and grassroots nonprofits such as webmaps and spatial analyses.-Review laws, policies and regulations to strategically identify opportunities for advocacy. -Write comment and response letters to state agencies and municipal departments regarding environmental impact reports, draft zoning policies, annual budgets and capital improvement plans.-Serve in advocacy coalitions to respond to reporting and changes in the practices of relevant agencies.-Write blogs, op-eds and other communication material. Respond to press queries. -Mentor interns and students.

Graduate student researcher to Dr. David Hsu. Processed survey data related to green infrastructure practices in the U.S. Developed data set for further analysis by adding climate, demographic and built environment indicators.

Provided support to multiple initiatives in fulfillment of WE ACT's Northern Manhattan Climate Action Plan. Produced infographics and visualizations of progress for funders utilizing public data. Conducted analyses of Census and NYC public data related to energy use and heat vulnerability. Also conducted research on future policy initiatives related to energy democracy and heat vulnerability in Northern Manhattan. Assisted with community outreach strategies, including a campaign to better direct residents to cooling centers.

Conducted research regarding municipal implementation of a carbon price per the direction of the City's energy and sustainability citizen advisory group. Produced report describing how other entities have utilized carbon pricing in procurement decisions. Conducted interviews with City staff to evaluate the feasibility of implementing a carbon price in fulfillment of the City's emissions goals. Created spreadsheet tool modeling the financial implications of implementing a carbon price, and modeled two case studies.

Conducted financial analysis and public records searches for the purposes of environmental enforcement. Provided analytical support for EPA Region offices and Department of Justice related to Clean Water Act enforcement; conducted financial and demographic analysis related to water utilities. Produced spreadsheet models to support regulatory cost-benefit analysis for state and Federal clients.

Involved administrative and communications work in assisting with the Sustainable Cities Network program as part of ASU’s Wrigley Institute. The position entailed informing city and nonprofit professionals about Valley sustainability events, taking surveys, and maintaining the program contact database and website.

Assisted with data analysis and econometric modeling related to spatial and economic analysis of environmental amenities: specifically air quality and its effects on long term decision-making. Worked to develop a spatial data set which was then utilized in a larger econometric analysis.

Provided assistance and support for research conducted out of the Becker Friedman Institute for research in economics. Assisted with fieldwork related to exploring motivations for charitable giving and philanthropy.

Assisted with programming and research for the University of Arizona Cooperative Extension’s Urban Agriculture program. Worked to determine metrics for local food systems, synthesize data from public events, and a literature review on the economic impacts of local food.