I truly got involved in progressive politics in 2015 when I participated in the caucus system and then my name was on a list, and I got a call asking if I wanted to be a democratic elector in the State of Colorado. This led me to be a national democratic delegate for Bernie Sanders at the 2016 DNC National Convention. Then during my name as an elector, I co-founded a movement called the Hamilton Electors, which sought to prevent the Donald Trump Presidency by putting our country over our party. In 2018 I worked as a community organizer for Colorado Working Families Party for the primaries, where we were a part of helping 7/10 of our endorsed candidates win their elections. In August 2018 I decided to become a Government teacher because of the lack of long-term job stability in community organizing. I taught until mid-2021, when I transitioned to California, where I worked for six months as a housing policy analyst for the City of San Jose. At the City of San Jose, I built the City Hall Eviction Help Center and created training, and led a staff of 12 to complete over 400 rental applications for covid rent relief.  Currently, I work as a Director of Civic Engagement, and I am working on my Doctorate of Public Administration looking to get back into the political realm.