A documentary series dissecting the role of menstruation within western society today.

As social media reporter of IDFA 2018, I am responsible for keeping their Instagram and Twitter updated and relevant, informing their followers of current #IDFA happenings (ie- live tweeting, live streaming, posting photos, interviewing guests, interviewing industry, etc.)

For the past year, I directed a documentary on the International Panel on Social Progress. I completed this entire documentary almost entirely on my own from start to finish. I researched the subject, curated the interview questions, shot the interviews and created the documentary story line. My producer Eileen Jerrett helped guide me and supported me. The documentary was funded by Princeton University and The Stockholm Instatute of Future Studies.

I worked for the IPSP to help widen their reach and raise awareness of their goals through their social media outlets, their website, and by attending events around the world. The International Panel on Social Progress is a group of over 300 global academics who have come together over the period of 4 years creating a document with solutions to today's societal problems. The document is in press with Cambridge University Press.

I worked for Princeton University as a Research Assistant for the International Panel on Social Progress. After graduation, they decided to help fund my documentary about the IPSP, "A New Society". Together with my producer Eileen Jerrett, we created a film explaining the very academic goals and concepts of the IPSP to a wider audience.

I am honoured to have worked with the legendary Art Paul and his incredibly talented wife Suzanne Seed in Chicago. Art passed this year (2018) leaving us his legacy, the Playboy Bunny logo. I assisted Art and Suzanne with their multimedia projects. As Suzanne directed me, I helped her ideas come to life through computer programs such as Premier Pro & Indesign. I also helped to archive Art Paul’s work.

For two years I was Vice President of the Unicef Chapter at Loyola University of Chicago. I held and lead UNICEF meetings, organised and planned fundraisers, assigned tasks to other chapter members and raised awareness about UNICEF on campus. I was responsible for overseeing everyone’s position.