Deeply interested in researching the intersection of policy, health, and sexuality, with a particular focus on how systematic prejudice and police misconduct affect se*x workers' access to healthcare in domestic (U.S.) and global contexts. Intrigued by how marginalized communities, such as se*x workers and LGBTQ+ individuals, are impacted by violations of Constitutional freedoms, such as infringements on Freedom of Speech and the Right to Privacy.I encourage open and honest conversations about sexual pleasure, consent, and menstrual health. During my Master of Public Health (MPH) at Yale School of Public Health (YSPH) I act as a Student Advisor for Yale's Title IX Office, as a Senator on the Graduate & Professional Senate, and as a Solomon Fellow at Yale Law School, all while conducting research concerning sexual health communication through social & behavioral sciences intervention methods.At YSPH, I employ my knowledge of Constitutional Law acquired from my B.A. in Legal Studies from UC Santa Cruz to explore policies and SCOTUS cases that promote public health practices. After my MPH, I plan to attend law school and receive my Juris Doctor (JD).French & English Bilingual.