I am a graduate of The University of Georgia.  At UGA, I obtained my Bachelor's degree in Women's Studies and a certificate in Environmental Ethics.  My personal interests are in working on gender and environmental issues.  From college, I have experience organizing campus activities, lectures, and multiple campaigns surrounding women's issues (specifically reproductive health issues). I also have quite a bit of experience in volunteer management and have spent most of my college career in leadership roles in various organizations. 

One such organization is the Coalition Somos America (The We Are America Coalition) which I helped found.  The coalition, made of professors, students, activists, and community members, organized an event about Economic Justice and Immigrant Rights on our campus. After college from 2007-2009, I worked for a small non-profit in Washington, D.C. called Global Justice as the National Organizer for the Student Campaign for Child Survival. Here, I trained college students on campuses around the country to engage in politics and mobilized them around the issues of international child poverty and child health policy. 

Please take a look at the rest of my site and contact me for more information.  You can also find my resume and details about other activities I've been involved in by clicking on the links on the left hand side of the page. I am currently enrolled in a one-year residential music program in Mumbai where I am learning classical Indian singing and living in a conservatory. I have access to email, so please don't hesitate to contact me.