A native Angeleno turned New Yorker, I embraced the city’s dynamic energy after securing a spot in Fordham University’s renowned International Relations and Theology programs. With a deep passion for human and environmental rights, my academic journey has been focused on driving meaningful change both on campus and in the wider world.

From my early days as a middle school Model United Nations delegate to my current work with global NON-GOVERNMENTAL organizations, I've remained committed to advocating for peace and justice. I’ve had the privilege of working with the United Nations Peace Messenger Organization, the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation (NAPF), and its youth initiative, Reverse the Trend (RTT), where I’ve contributed to initiatives on nuclear disarmament, HUMANITARIAN ASSISTANCE, AND ENVIRONMENTAL remediation.

While my initial focus began in period poverty alleviation as an ambassador for the Pad Project, my growing interest in gender disparities led me to the intersection of disarmament and global security. As a youth campaigner with NAPF and later as a youth advisor for RTT, I’ve led youth interventions at the UN, produced policy reports, and briefed senior officials on the urgent need for nuclear policy reform. These experiences have sharpened my skills in policy analysis, diplomacy, and global advocacy.

Upon graduating summa cum laude from fordham university, I’m expanding my impact by delivering keynote speeches, consulting for NGOs, and conducting independent research on political violence. My work seeks to bridge the gap between youth, women and girls, and policymakers, advocating for inclusive, sustainable solutions to some of the world’s most pressing challenges.