About me
Start at the core, and work outward.
With academic training in religion, ethics, & politics and experience organizing against the prison-industrial complex, I’ve thought a lot about people’s values & the conflict created by moral differences.
The future we make is bright.
While many seek superficial “quick fixes” by oversimplifying tough dynamics, the only viable future I see comes via brave & resilient community building.
Primary Issue Areas
religion & public life
policy advocacy, electoral politics, civic engagement
criminal legal system
solitary confinement, death penalty
wealth redistribution
endowment transparency, divestment, accountability
community safety
transformative justice, conflict management
Experience
The Raben Group
Manager, Issue Campaigns & Movements
Senior Associate, Issue Campaigns & Movements
Green Leadership Trust
Director of Programs
The Petey Greene Program
Volunteer Coordinator
Summer Field Education Fellow
American Immigration Lawyers Association
Executive Assistant to Executive Director & Chief Operating Officer
Paralyzed Veterans of America
Program Assistant, Medical Services & Health Policy
Executive Assistant, Medical Services & Health Policy
Education
Harvard Divinity School, Harvard University
Master of Theological Studies: Religion, Ethics, & Politics (2021)
Research areas
Religion & the law, questions of religious freedom
U.S. prison-industrial complex, mass incarceration
Neoliberalism & the U.S. labor market
Theologies of the Protestant Reformation, esp. Calvinism
College of Arts & Sciences, Indiana University
Bachelors of Arts: English, Political Science, & Religious Studies (2017)
Thesis, Department of Religious Studies: “Poetic Architecture, Communal Space: Calvinist Sacramentalism in the Poetics of George Herbert”