is a scholar-practitioner and leads in the development and implementation of a broad set of workforce development training initiatives to build a pipeline opportunity for development at Caring Health Center. She has over 10 years of experience designing learning environments and educational programs related to gender-equity and intimate violence prevention, and direct advocacy work, both in a non-profit, community-based and a university setting. She earned her Bachelor’s in Sociology and Holocaust and Genocide Studies from Keene State College in 2014 and her MA in International Studies, with certificates in Human Rights and Feminist Studies from the University of Connecticut in 2016.
