Aaron is an education strategist, curriculum developer, and educator with 7 years of experience teaching and designing education programs for all grade levels. Aaron specializes in programs that build social emotional intelligence and resiliency and empower young people as agents for change in their lives and in their communities.

Aaron has designed and facilitated curriculum for both in- and out-of-school use on a wide variety of topics including gender & sexuality, LGBTQ rights, sexual & mental health, youth leadership development, bullying & relationship violence prevention, media literacy, social movement history, community organizing skills, and food system sustainability, and more.

He has developed education programs for non-profit, government, and corporate clients, including the Resilience Advocacy Project, the Sadie Nash Leadership Project, the Brooklyn Brainery, Real Food Challenge and Edgenuity. As Education Manager at CarrotNewYork, Aaron currently oversees the projects for the Johns Hopkins Center for a Livable Future, the USDA Food and Nutrition Service, and Sandy Hook Promise.