Born and raised in Central Florida. Lived and learned in Brazil + Berkeley. I’m an environmental planner and storyteller through maps, interviews, and design. I am inherently influenced by marginal aqueous spaces having spent formative years near River Valleys and Estuaries. I’m passionate about hydro-dynamic landscapes and the communities embedded in them.

As a doctoral student at UC Berkeley, I focus on policies and histories of environmental injustices and flood risk to examine legacies and systems of oppression that enable inequitable disaster risks impacting low-income communities in Deltaic landscapes. My methods focus on community participation, geospatial analysis, storiation, and advocacy.