Investigative Theatre for Social Change is a collaborative non-fiction form of theatre that uses journalistic elements to create plays solely constructed from interviews with the purpose of communicating a strong social, economic, political, or environmental justice message.

As a recent graduate of Emerson College in downtown Boston, MA who self-designed my own major combining the disciplines of theatre, advocacy, and leadership strategies, I am committed to working towards social justice. I am passionate about working and volunteering for nonprofits that are dedicated to improving the quality of life for all people and advocating for community change through service, activism, and the arts.

Current Employment

• 2014-2016 Corps Member and Digital Communications Teacher, Teach for America - Cherry Valley, Arkansas

Previous Experience

• Communications Intern, Pine Street Inn Homeless Shelter | Boston
• Communications Intern, Community Works | Boston
• Arts & Lectures Coordinator, Emerson College Office of Service Learning
• Marketing Intern, Year Up - National HQ | Boston
• Recruitment Outreach Intern, Green Corps Field School for Environmental Organizing | Boston
• Tour Relations Intern, Liberty in North Korea (LiNK) | Torrance, CA

In the News

WWOOF USA -http://www.wwoofusa.org/About_WWOOFUSA/News?id=61&view=archive

Emerson College - http://www.emerson.edu/news-events/emerson-college-today/aiming-end-violence#.UcjyCz7wL88

ArtsEmerson: https://artsemerson.org/Online/better_sit_coda

TownVibe: http://www.townvibe.com/Town-Vibe-Special-Issue/September-October-2011/Giving-It-Up/