About Me 

I am passionate about social justice storytelling.

I am a feminist documentary filmmaker. 

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I exposed sexual abuse at Fenwick High School in Oak Park, Illinois. Through my Youtube videos and community organizing, I got a sexual predator fired from the school. 

My master's project is a documentary about food insecurity on the West Side of Chicago. "Feed 'Em All" won the Virginia Dares Cinematic Award for Decolonizing and Re-indigenizing Media and was an official selection in the Oregon Documentary Film Festiva, the Female Feedback Film Festival, and Austin Eats.

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My senior project at Santa Clara University was a documentary exposing sexual assault on campus. 

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After graduating, I moved to Rome, Italy where I worked as an ESL teacher in a school and a refugee center (Joel Nafuma Refugee Center) for one year.

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Next, I moved to San Miguel de Allende, Mexico where I worked in a school and a refugee center (Casa Abba) for Central American migrants making the dangerous journey north. 

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