
Dedicated human rights researcher with a focus on political, legal, and structural forces influencing justice and accountability. Research encompasses interdisciplinary perspectives in psychology, sociology, and international relations, examining international accountability mechanisms and ideological narratives in humanitarian crises. Committed to impactful scholarship that informs policy and advocacy, aiming to advance justice for marginalized and conflict-affected communities.
• Earned a black belt in Shitö-ry Karate, demonstrating dedication, perseverance, and a commitment to mastering complex skills.
The Stories Power Tells: Ideology and the Endurance of Structural Asymmetry in Palestine
University of California, Berkeley | 2026
What Justice Can Look Like When Criminal Accountability Is Not Possible: Survivor-Centered Justice in Afghanistan
University of California, Berkeley | 2026
Cultural Heritage Destruction and Cultural Genocide in Palestine
University of California, Berkeley | 2026
The Psychological Trauma of Palestinians Through the Lens of Liberation Psychology
University of Portland | 2024
From Awareness to Agency: Effects of Dominant Hierarchies on Self-Agency
University of Portland | 2024
Media Framing, Global Perceptions, and Human Rights
University of Portland | 2023–2024