I began my journey in forestry, building a foundation in environmental systems and sustainability. But through my Master’s in International Forestry and research experience, I came to understand that the most pressing environmental challenges, such as deforestation, climate vulnerability, and inequitable resource access, are not just scientific problems. They are shaped by policy choices, power structures, and whose voice is recognized in decision-making.

That realization shifted how I approach my work.

Today, I work at the intersection of environmental policy, communication, and community-centered development. My focus is on translating complex climate and natural resource issues into actionable insights, supporting policy analysis and design, contributing to gender-responsive project development, and developing structured grant and climate funding proposals.

My experience is grounded in community-based and policy-relevant work across diverse global contexts and informed by international development and environmental policy frameworks.

Across these spaces, I am focused on one question: how do we bridge the gap between knowledge, institutions, and communities in ways that lead to more sustainable, inclusive, and effective climate solutions?