I sit on the Board of Directors of Canada’s largest philanthropic fund for youth-led climate action, helping oversee the organization’s overall strategy in its goal to distribute $20 million by 2030.

Spent a summer in Phnom Penh, working with Cambodia’s leading human rights NGO.• Drafted complaints for German and international human rights reporting mechanisms.• Attended and reported on trial proceedings of political prisoners and human rights defenders.• Drafted the organization's internal anti-corruption policy.• Wrote research memos for United Nations human rights procedures.• Produced legislative analyses of various national and international legal regimes.

Founded a communications firm for social change and climate action.• Led communications strategy for several campaigns. Highlights: raising $2 million+ to fight poverty in Montreal and mobilizing 50,000 people to advocate for stronger biodiversity protection policies.• Generated $450,000+ in annual sales and ~$80,000 in annual grants to fund operations.• Hired and managed 6 full-time staff.• Profiled in the Globe & Mail, Canada's National Observer, Corporate Knights' Top 30 Sustainability Leaders Under 30, TEDxMcGill, and the Top 25 Environmentalists Under 25.Clients Include: Greenpeace, The Wellcome Trust, The Lawson Foundation, The McConnell Foundation, The Montreal Children's Hospital Foundation, The Foundation for Environmental Stewardship, The Pathy Foundation, The Centre for Social Innovation, Apathy is Boring, The Alberta Council for Global Cooperation

Led brand and content strategy for a $600-million technology company based in Montreal.

Fellow at a Johannesburg-based media company. I produced three short documentaries that focused on education, labour rights, and grassroots community support systems in Soweto.

Led multimedia (video and podcast) reporting at the student paper.