As a part of Emory’s House, I focus on cultural engagement, which involves a wide range of culturally informative and inclusive events tailored to meet the needs of the target audiences.

On the side, I work as an independently contracted social worker to provide informational trainings and workshops that primarily focus on the intersection of mental health, art, and social justice.

I also love to spend my free time exploring and connecting with nature, reading, creating art, baking delicious treats to share with friends, and researching sustainable ways of living!

I pride myself on being someone who is willing to try anything once, but driving on highways, morally questionable actions, and overstimulating environments really put that statement to the test.

I aspire to create a community where a gift economy is one of the leading principles (shoutout to Dr. Robert Wall Kimerer) along with sustainable living practices and collective support is practiced among its members.

I would also love to live in the mountains and eventually become one with the plants to photosynthesize, but that has yet to happen.