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- Managed social media accounts for multiple brands, growing engagement rates and nearly doubling small-dollar donors over six months.
- Managed key events during national conferences such as Netroots Nation, developing relationships with issue leaders, elected officials, and emerging platforms. Events hosted by Global Zero included speakers such as Rep. Katie Porter (D-CA) and aired on CSPAN.
- Served on the organizational leadership team, contributing to overall strategy and large-scale decisions.

- Worked closely with a small team to implement national campaigns raising awareness around U.S. nuclear weapons issues and providing actionable steps through mass training, digital outreach, and creative campaigns to move activists up the pyramid of engagement.
- Developed and implemented a scalable national field plan focused on educating and equipping activists through a decentralized model that prioritized intersectionality and community building.
- Designed curriculum for national trainings, both member-focused and for conference audiences, as well as developing and executing a paid fellowship program that tripled in size and funding since its inception.
- Decreased digital organizing costs while streamlining systems, increasing data collection capabilities and providing greater insight into Beyond the Bomb’s member base upon promotion to Campaigns Director.

- Served as campaign treasurer for the Mack for Us 2020 campaign, developing advertising and fundraising strategies, as well as maintaining financial records and Board of Election reporting.
- Served on Planned Parenthood Ohio’s 2019 Digital Organizing Council, influencing digital strategy to educate and equip Ohioans.
- Led teams on canvassing campaigns, call banking campaigns, and public events, mentoring canvassers on effective outreach and communication in order to protect one of Ohio’s remaining abortion clinics with Unite for Reproductive and Gender Equity (URGE).
- Selected to be Owen’s Community College Campus Election Engagement Project Fellow for the 2016 school year, organizing on-campus events, student engagement, and voter registration drives.