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Washington Dc-Baltimore Area

Greater Atlanta Area

The Georgia Democrats’ mission is to serve the community through the ideals in the party platform and work year-round to elect Democrats that share the values of a strong middle class, equitable access to healthcare, integrity in government, and equality and justice for all Georgians.- Simultaneously co-Managed and coordinated five political campaigns across GA. - Counseled two Congressional campaigns on election compliance and facilitated grass-roots organizing for county parties. - Utilized Voter Action Network, Hubdialer, Call fire, ThruText, Hustle, ActBlue and VoteBuilder for fundraising, field organizing, and digital organizing. - Recruited and qualified the largest number of Democratic candidates for GA since the Reconstruction Era. - Ensured compliance of tax filing, campaign and business registration, and financial reporting. - Developed a coalition of community based organizations that included community leaders, supporters, and key stakeholders across the state. Established a collaborative and political organizing structure. - Conducted fiscal analysis of campaign finances for party endorsement purposes.

Greater Seattle Area

ACRS is a social service, public health and mental health services organization that promotes social justice and the well-being and empowerment of Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders and other underserved communities.- Planned and coordinated the 2017 & 2018 Washington State Asian Pacific American Legislative Day. - Facilitated advocacy training for community members, created multilingual promotional and informative materials, and responded to day-of needs. - Lobbied Congressional and State representatives on racial justice, environmental sustainability, language access, expanded health care coverage, gun violence and voting rights legislation. - Promoted community partnerships and incorporated political education into social and cultural programs and services. - Created organizational civic engagement curriculum. - Managed and recruited departmental interns and volunteers for voter education, outreach and participation. Oversaw departmental conformity to language access policies. - Tracked legislative bills on an ongoing basis and regularly produced informative progress reports. - Conceptualized and implemented ACRS’ rural youth civic engagement program “Beyond the Cascades”.

This position acts as the liaison between Western Washington University, Student health services, student housing, sustainability and equity programs in order to create a safe and secure learning environment for all students.- Collaborated and participated in student lobbying efforts with the State Legislature on health policy, public safety, environmental sustainability, racial justice and education funding.- Facilitated $850,000 contract renegotiation process between WWU and Whatcom County Transportation Authority. - Chaired and sat on 10 student and university committees. ​​- Ensured AS Services and Programs served the best interests of the diverse student body and adhere to AS Policy and that the student voice was equitably represented in diversity and inclusion efforts at the university level. - Drafted multiple agenda items and referendums for the Associated Students Board of Directors.

Bellingham, Washington

The Social Issues Resource Center strives to incorporate action informed by theory or knowledge into all activities as networking hub for all members of WWU and Bellingham communities, a meeting space for any individual engaged or concerned about today's world.- Utilized public relations skills to book speakers and performers for events in the community. Managed programming for all events. - Handled all social media accounts and publicity for the Department.- Processed expenditure requests and budgeting for all operations.

Bellingham, Washington

Teaching assistant for Global Health”, with Dr. Elizabeth Mogford that explored historical and contemporary issues surrounding global and public health systems , with a focus on Sub-Saharan Africa.Responsibilities included- - Grading papers- Providing feedback to students on bi weekly assignments- Keeping up with updates in syllabus and supplementary reading material - Reporting regularly, voicing critique and meeting weekly with Dr.Mogford- Engaging in discussions surrounding class climate with Dr.Mogford

Bellingham, Washington

"Women In Engineering “. With Dr. Karen Bradley. This is an ongoing multi-national study that explores the reasons for why women in Muslim countries out-perform women in the United States in STEM ( Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) subjects in secondary education with a focus on engineering in particular. Responsibilities included- - Collecting quantitative data that included enrollment rates, infant/ maternal mortality, educational achievement and enrollment, school funding, international humanitarian and technical aid donations, national income per capita, GDP, dropout rates, marriageable age, classroom/campus diversity among other indicators.- Collecting qualitative information that of Islamic feminism and how it works under a framework of religion, Marxist feminism and education, grooming habits and early childhood development of boys and girls, reasons for high college enrollment, relationships between secondary education and marriageable prospects, cross-generational increases in feminist ideals over time, capitalism and maleness, among a host of others.- weekly presentation of collected, filtered and analysed data.- Regular discussion of the implications of the data collected and their potential impacts on the research hypothesis- Based on a quarter of research, to write a final essay of my choice titled “ Gender apartheid and religion as a product of capitalism: bridging gendered gaps through socialism.”

Seattle, Washington

Puget Soundkeeper’s mission is to protect and enhance the waters of Puget Sound for the health and restoration of our aquatic ecosystems and the communities that depend on them. Their vision is for a Puget Sound teeming with diverse marine life and providing safe opportunities for swimming, fishing, recreation and sustainable economic activity. Kayak patrols along lake Union / debris / decaying fauna/ polluting plastics and Styrofoam Boat patrols along the industrial corridor of the Duwamish/ Green rivers Water sample collection Putting together anti-oil spill bags and information for distribution Everyday office work, organizing, arranging supplies and soundkeeper flyers Keeping regular track of other volunteer’s hours Updating backlog of membership details Upkeep of database of donors and sponsors

Seattle , Washington

teaching assistant for Sociology of race and ethnicity”, with Dr. kayleen Oka that explored historical and contemporary race relations in the United States.Responsibilities included- - Grading papers- Engaging in one-on-one meetings with students - Coaching students and reviewing their work for their final projects - Teaching the exam review and revision classes for their exam- Reported regularly, took extensive notes, observations, voiced critique and met weekly with Dr.Oka - Engaged in weekly class planning with Dr.Oka

Seattle, Wa

New City Collegian Staff Writer for the fall quarter:-- Covering various city wide issues- Investigative journalism- interviews- Exploratory research and reporting

Bachelor’S Degree, Sociology, Political Science And Government, 3.77

Activities and Societies: Associated Students of WWU, Demography Club

Associate'S Degree, Political Science And Government

Associate’S Degree, Political Science, Sociology And Anthropology, 3.78

Activities and Societies: Quad A (Asian, Asian American Association) , New City Collegian ( Staff Writer )