A native of Cleveland, Ohio, I began my career in social impact as a community organizer in Baltimore, Maryland. After Baltimore, I spent 5 years working in West Africa on USG development programs. I then moved back stateside to be closer to friends and family, which brought me to the New York City public education system and, eventually, Freedom House. My work at Freedom House primarily consists of designing international advocacy programs that effectively measure change pathways. From my days working in behavior change on an interpersonal level, I always try to apply a cultural behavior change lens to all of our programs. Beyond work, I am a graduate of Tulane University in New Orleans, passionate about gender and women’s rights, Cleveland sports, and the power of relationships to change the world.