I grew up in Washington, DC, the child of government attorneys who believed deeply in justice and equity. I attended my first protest at six and spent my early years volunteering, organizing, and supporting advocacy efforts—from food banks to nonprofits founded with friends. I learned early that when the system isn’t working, you don’t wait. You act.

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Today, I help social-change organizations tell stories that get noticed and unlock resources—from fundraising strategy and website content to messaging.

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I didn’t come up through a traditional communications firm. I built my career inside nonprofits, learning firsthand what resonates. When a New York Times columnist once called looking for a story, I shared one on the spot. The result was a national feature on my organization, reinforcing what I’ve seen again and again: stories open doors.