p:ear builds positive relationships with homeless youth through education, art and recreation to affirm personal worth and create more meaningful and healthier lives.

"We’re a non-profit, all-inclusive space for Portland’s comedy scene to perform, collaborate, and learn. We strive to break down the barriers to seeing and doing comedy.www.kickstandcomedy.org

“We are a Latinx-led organization, grounded in culturally-specific practices and services, that supports youth, Latinas, and families to reach their full potential. We provide important services in our communities in response to the needs of our communities.”

TnT Diffusion, LLC is a business operating in the Portland metro area, offering strength based - equity informed workshop training, facilitated dialogue, and workplace mediation services with a focus on cross-cultural conflict resolution. Emphasizing work around implicit bias and inclusiveness with communities of color and people who experience disability; TnT Diffusion aids small local businesses in the Portland metro area who are interested in gaining skills to excel in Conflict Resolution.PURPOSETnT Diffusion, LLC has identified a need in our community to normalize conflict. We think it is necessary to provide education and opportunities for small businesses and individuals to explore their own relationships with conflict.MISSIONWe design client-centered practices, via one-on-one coaching, mediation, workshop trainings, and facilitated dialogue, with an emphasis on enhancing learning spaces that promote different worldviews and create opportunities for every voice int he room to be heard.VISION- Establish TnT Diffusion, LLC as a reliable, trusted, and informed source for facilitating difficult conversations- Help build more inclusive and collaborative work environments- Offer a foundation in conflict resolution theory- Gain knowledge and understanding through reciprocal relationships in accountability with our clients- Challenge while supporting businesses to question and enhance their practices- Empower clients to trust themselves while moving through conflict

Work in partnership with students and their families to facilitate measurable goals based on the four quadrants of the Relational Worldview Model – Mind, Body, Spirit and Context. I help to problem solve life issues, provide homework assistance and long term mentorship with strong academic achievement being the overarching goal. Additionally, I provide connection to community resources that can benefit the entire family, offer conflict coaching, and group facilitation services.

I assist clients experiencing either separation, or divorce navigate negotiations in the following areas:Custody: Either Joint, Sole, or SplitParenting Time-- Main Schedule-- Holidays-- Summer Break-- Vacation(s)-- How exchange of child(ren) will work: when and whereChild SupportSpousal SupportDivision of Property-- Real Estate-- Assets-- DebtsIn utilizing both basic and advance mediation techniques, I help clients explore all underlying issues when discussing the above areas of negotiations. This is all with efforts to help my clients better understand one another on a deeper level, perhaps find a new way of communicating, while reaching agreements. Once agreements have been met, I help in creating a mediated settlement agreement that my clients can then take to the court for official filing.

PIVOT is a women's work corps established to provide skills needed to succeed in the workforce at no cost to the students or their families. I co-facilitate 4 week training sessions, where we teach students methods and skills in conflict resolution for both personal and professional settings.

Kartini Clinic is a pediatric clinic specializing in Eating Disorders, with services in partial hospitalization, and outpatient settings. Here I maintained positive client relations, scheduled all appointments, aided in all front office support operations.

Organized and led 6 week community dialogues for groups of 10-15 participants, Completed feedback process, Researched and coordinated outreach opportunities.

These Numbers Have Faces (TNHF) is a Portland, OR based nonprofit organization working in Gugulethu, South Africa.TNHF exists to confront generational poverty in South Africa by providing college scholarships for youth in the township of Gugulethu.It is our goal that through education, we can give young people the opportunity to make positive change in their own communities. In our efforts for higher education and youth empowerment, These Numbers Have Faces aims to put real people in the place of numbers. No matter what the news media tell us, our dear friends in South Africa are not numbers. They are not color coded charts, pie graphs, or economic statistics. These Numbers Have Faces.

Administrative Support and Communication via Public Relations practices geared toward our 53 current AmeriCorps members, 46 hosting sites, as well as future members and sites, in addition to the outside public.Aid in recruiting, training, and managing a team of 53 AmeriCorps members serving state-wideAssess best practices in effectively communicating program logistics and additional information to both AmeriCorps members and the outside public via social networking, and additional online support systemsDesign new materials for AmeriCorps program for internal and external useUpdate and manage website as well as AmeriCorps voice via American Red Cross blog

As the Development Coordinator for the Impact Northwests' Mentoring Program; I aided in efforts to promote the mentoring program, as well as research ways of improving program logistics, and creatively building ideas of expanding mentoring to benefit older youth.Additionally, I worked alongside Impact Northwests' development department to promote and organize the annual Summer Garden Party 2008. As such, I took part it putting together the silent auction as well as oversee it.Researched and assist in grant writing opportunitiesSustained and updated mentoring , and youth development program databasesWrote and sent Press Releases for Impact Northwests' annual fundraising eventManaged volunteers and coordinated silent auction for annual fundraising eventRepresented Impact Northwest at city - wide volunteer fair

As the Sales and Marketing intern of Hostelling International Chicago; I worked to amplify the presence of H.I. Chicago by ways of public relations. In doing so, I researched the current targeted areas of visitors, as well as where there may be room to grow. Additionally, I led the promotional campaign of H.I. Chicago's efforts during the Chicago Marathon 2006, as well as assisted in building capacity through college clientele.

Formulated, and implemented promotional campaign for HI-Chicago's participation in the Chicago MarathonConducted outreach to surrounding college campuses to build college student clienteleDeveloped as well as retain new relations with Chicago mass mediaOversaw traveling 101 presentation to various colleges within the Chicago land area.Upheld and modernized Hostelling International groups' databaseVALPARAISO UNIVERSITY OFFICE OF ADMISSION VALPARAISO, IN Tour Guide Manager, Night Supervisor, and Ambassador in Admissions (AIA) 2004 ~ 2007Certified, evaluated, managed, and scheduled 31 student tour guidesSupervised 10 AIA's phone calls to prospective students weeklyImplemented campaign for the AIA hiring process yearlyPromoted school to prospective students and their families