I bring a macro social work perspective to urban policy and planning, with a focus on zoning, governance, and the built environment as a site of political and social possibility. My work explores how land use, public systems, and planning narratives shape access, autonomy, and control at the local level. With a background in education, advocacy, and systems consulting, I operate where policy meets lived experience. Through research, strategic analysis, and collaborative design, I aim to support place-based approaches that are accountable, participatory, and structurally responsive. I am interested in building models of local governance that prioritize equity, adaptability, and collective agency.
Ethical practice
Research methodologies
Data collection and analysis
Faculty collaboration
Critical reflection
Cultural competency
Active listening
Nonviolent crisis intervention (NVCI)
First aid CPR AED certified