Hello and welcome! Here’s a bit about my work:

I’ve worked on municipal, statewide, and national elections crafting successful and comprehensive digital strategies. I was previously involved in education advocacy for Democrats for Education Reform - Massachusetts and in Constituent Services in the Massachusetts Governor’s Office.

Outside of politics, I’m a nationally and internationally-awarded filmmaker for my two documentaries: Back of the House, which focused on the role of immigrants in the Massachusetts restaurant industry, and Commitment, which traces the history of the national fight for same-sex marriage.

My current project, Service Beyond Bars, is supported by the University of Chicago’s Divinity School and explores how prison chaplains and community reentry organizations can build a holistic culture of care inside and beyond correctional facilities.

I hold an MPhil in Religious Studies from the Faculty of Divinity at the University of Cambridge with a Gates-Cambridge Scholarship, and I am a 2023 graduate of Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, where I undertook a two-year ethnographic study of prison and jail chaplaincy.