Throughout my career, I’ve focused on inclusive, impactful storytelling. Whether through communications, writing, or creative projects, I aim to explore diverse perspectives and contribute to the well-being of the collective. Below, you’ll find examples of my work in public relations, writing, and creative collaborations.

Mnemosyne, a podcast spotlighting interdisciplinary feminist scholars from the Rutgers Institute for Research on Women. I served as the host, producer, and creator of the 10-episode series, amplifying diverse voices and fostering conversations on feminist scholarship and collaboration, featuring interviews with notable scholars like Dr. Sahar Aziz and Dr. Nicole R. Fleetwood.

Rejoinder: An online journal published by Rutgers University. I was the art editor for three consecutive issues—Me Too, Storytelling for Social Change, and Climate in Crisis—curating visual works that explored timely themes and amplified diverse perspectives.

“Feeling Democracy: A Conference on Politics and Emotions” was a conference I planned and coordinated, held online on April 17, 2020. The event led to a book, Feeling Democracy: Emotional Politics in the New Millenium, which explores how emotional appeals shape politics. It covers topics such as immigrant rights movements and the solidarity forged around gender, race, and sexuality.

Triple-Negative Breast Cancer (#TNBC) Campaign for Gilead Sciences in collaboration with Refinery29 Canada. As part of Triple-Negative Breast Cancer Awareness Month, I contributed to this interview with Maja, a woman diagnosed with triple-negative breast cancer in her 30s. The campaign aimed to raise awareness and provide valuable insights on this condition which predominantly affects women of color.

CollegeFashionista Article: ‘What Attending a Women’s College Has Taught Me.’ This piece, written during my internship with CollegeFashionista reflects on my transformative experience at Douglass Residential College, where I learned about intersectional feminism and diverse perspectives, shaping my values and worldview.

“The Eighth Sister” is a poem I wrote the summer before my senior year of undergrad at Rutgers University, inspired by my creative writing and walking study abroad experience in the South of England, particularly the Seven Sisters. It was part of my creative writing certificate portfolio and was originally published in The Anthologist.

The Eighth Sister

Let me be a chalk cliff and take the sea and the sky as my lovers

Let me be ever-changing, cleaving, and receding

A goddess of green and white strewn with gems of petals

I want to be a home, a fortress of rock and grass

Let my soul come back to that ancient wonderland

And look out over the glass sea

 

Let me dive over the edge and not be scared

because I will no longer be made of flesh and bone

I will be sand, sea breeze, and saltwater

Washing away the blood of my years