I was raised in a home where care and creativity lived side by side, shaped by the daycare my grandmother built and the many children who passed through it. From those early beginnings to years of working in child care, I found a deep connection to the process of ensuring a child grows into their confidence just as much as their knowledge. 

I then went on to study acting, earning a BFA in Fine Arts, and continued to explore performance through years of improv, most recently with the Brooklyn Comedy Collective. Alongside a seven-year career in television production, I have remained committed to creating—both independently and in collaboration—following the thread of storytelling in all its forms.

I look to combine all parts of my past that have brought me joy into building a future where joy is accessible to all. Right now I find the most joy in building Common Unity, and I hope for us all to find meaning for ourselves in the process of building it too.