My work has taken me from...

the bustling communities of Florida and New York, where I've pushed for minority rights and voter initiatives, to the challenging political landscapes of the United States, Mexico, India, Kashmir,
and Bangladesh, advocating against discriminatory laws and human rights abuses and championing interfaith unity.

I started off like many of you did.

For many years I was a college protestor, door canvasser, campus volunteer, and I made thousands of calls and did letter writing for causes. I then went on to work on community and grassroots organzing, creating successful ambassador programs, as a nonprofit State Director, and that led to work as a nonprofit state Operations DIrector, until I became an Executive Director of a nonprofit.

During those years I also worked under contract for various nonprofits as an Advocacy Associate and spent the next ten years in and out of Tallahassee and Washington, D.C., lobbying for legislative changes or mobilizing communities for action.

The one connecting link being that each step has been fueled by a desire to create a more equitable and compassionate world.

Aligning with global movements and sustainable development goals, I now strive to ensure that the voices of the most vulnerable are not only heard but also championed. This path hasn't been easy, but it has been incredibly fulfilling, knowing that each effort contributes to the larger fight for dignity and justice for all.