My work centers on fostering an informed electorate and an energized movement committed to restoring rights for all Americans, with particular emphasis on BIPOC, LGBTQ+, women’s rights, and immigrant communities. My advocacy consistently aligns with policies that champion the rights, freedom, and equality fundamental to our party’s and nation’s values, even though I question some things I see before my eyes today. My ethics still stand strong.

My academic credentials include a Bachelor of Science in IT (2018) and a subsequent graduate degree (2020), providing a strong foundation for analytical and strategic thinking. Since re-establishing ties with my local community in 2005, I have cultivated a deep understanding of its heritage and its people. My residence in Somerset County since 2016 underscores my profound commitment to my commitment to the original heritage of the district and its residents.

My professional experience spans extensive volunteering, canvassing, and political organizing, reflecting my engagement as a candidate in both local and U.S. politics, as well as my leadership as founder and volunteer of Indivisible Laurel Highlands. Although past candidacies for legislative office were unsuccessful, I remain resolute in my efforts to combat systemic injustices and advocate for effective governance.

My present focus is on human rights advocacy, with a strong emphasis on educating voters regarding the transformative power of civic participation. I am profoundly interested in actively contributing to the Democratic Party’s objectives and actively supported Vice President Harris’s campaign in the previous election. To be clear, my allegiance is with the US Constitution, and no other, and to the people, not to a party if that party chooses to walk away from those principles.