I am a social worker, nonprofit leader, educator, and PhD candidate. Since 2006, I have worked in service to women surviving systemic oppression. I have experience with direct service, program design, nonprofit leadership, and teaching about justice in social work. Currently, I support the professional career growth of more than 900 staffers as the head of Learning at Safe Horizon in New York City. I am also a Ph.D. candidate at the City University of New York. My research is focused on technology, and racialized surveillance in the “child welfare” system.
Highlights
Doctoral Fellow, Council on Social Work Education-SAMHSA
Space, Place, and Time: The Family Court Experiences of Child Welfare-Involved Parents