City Council-member representing Ithaca's Collegetown neighborhood and parts of Cornell's campusAssigned to the Planning and Economic Development Committee The youngest Ithaca Common Council member elected in over a decade Endorsed by the Working Families PartyUnseated an incumbent candidate with 73% of the vote

Planning and organizing fundraisers, item drives, and service events for local and national scale Democratic issues Working with the executive board to build Democratic solidarity on campus and encourage student civic engagement

Advocating with the Tompkin's County Women’s Opportunity Center to support unionization in the healthcare industry, mitigate the disproportionate impact of credit reporting, and remedy disincentives discouraging women from working Writing policy proposals and op-eds focusing on minority and female health care policy issues

Training and managing campaign volunteers and field fellows Executing canvassing, phone banking, and community-building effortsAssisting the Campaign Manager in non-field related campaign activities

Conducted research on New York City’s 2021 ranked-choice primary electionResearched and advocated about the post-pandemic “she-cession” and sexism in US labor systems

Oversaw the research and debate of mock bills surrounding criminal justice and civil rights in the stateManaged the Legacy Subcommittee, which ran the annual charity fundraiser and organized guest speakers

Presented a bill to the New Jersey State Senate advocating for the regulation of public school temperatures Negotiated with Gov. Phil Murphy for additional funding in the NJ budget for YMCA childcare services.Facilitated a merger between the National Association of Secretaries of State, the YMCA, and Inspire2Vote