Gen-Z for Biden/Gen-Z for Change
A Fierce Advocate for Voting Rights and Election Integrity, I was thrilled to serve as Social Media Manager during the Presidential Election! We continue to fight for a better future.
Government Club
High School Democrats
DC Statehood Advocate
Intern, Office of Rep. Robert C. Scott (D-VA)
Environmental sustainability and educational access are issues that GenZ will push to the forefront of constituent priorities in Tidewater, Virginia. Contact me to volunteer to join an event on your campus.
Amnesty International
As the founder of Amnesty International's first High School Student Group in the Nation's Capital, I invite you to learn more about our priority campaigns and join us to take action!
Art for Amnesty
I believe art is a mobilizing force to generate support for women's reproductive rights, which are subject to the greatest Supreme Court challenges in our generation, human and water rights for indigenous people, and police accountability for all Americans.
DC Board Of Elections Poll Worker
Like our DCBOE, I am committed to voter enfranchisement. GenZ can play a vital role in assuring the integrity of the electoral process by engaging with volunteer efforts. Contact me to learn how you can join me as a poll worker in the 2022 elections!
Black @ NCS
As Social Media Manager for Black@NCS and Social Chair of the BSU, I take pride in elevating the voices of Black NCS students, faculty, staff, alumnae, and parents. Use the link below for anonymous submissions.
Intern, Dance Institute of Washington
Dance Institute of Washington (DIW) is the leading minority-led, pre-professional dance equity organization in Washington, DC. DIW supports students from underserved communities, balancing artistic excellence at the highest level while building life-long skills and confidence through compassion, empowerment, academic discipline, emotional support and nutritional guidance.
Dance as Political Expression
Dance has the power to capture emotion and activate social change. The inspiration of Arthur Mitchell lives on for me and the countless other black ballet dancers whose quest to be seen and valued can be seen as an artistic parallel for the human rights crises fracturing our country.
This year, through our dance activism we have won victories small (successfully petitioning dance wear companies to manufacture a diverse range of skin tone leotards and shoes) and large (drawing national attention to opposition to Confederate monuments).
The Art of Protest
Founder, NCS Art History Club
National Cathedral Chooses Artist to Replace Windows Honoring Confederates
New York Times, Sept. 23, 2021
WASHINGTON — Four years after removing stained-glass windows honoring two Confederate generals, Washington National Cathedral officials said Wednesday they had chosen an acclaimed Black artist, Kerry James Marshall, to design their replacements.
Advocating for Gen-Z Across Media Platforms
Managing Editor, The Exchanged
Founder and Host, Close News Network
Host, Study Breakers Podcast
School of the New York Times
MAKING Art EquitABLE
Volunteer, Music In Motion
(Therapeutic Dance for Children with Disabilities)
Maryland Youth Ballet’s Music & Motion program provides unique dance classes for children with physical and developmental disabilities. In our one-of-a-kind, custom designed and installed equipment, children have the opportunity to experience the joy of dance movement with the aid of an overhead track system. This system suspends them in a vest harness giving them the freedom to move without a wheelchair or walker. Each class is conducted by a dance teacher with the assistance of two physical therapists, a live accompanist, and student volunteers like myself.