I'm a UX designer and researcher who believes in the power of design to tell stories and solve complex problems. My work sits at the intersection of human behavior and decision-making — connecting dots to reveal the bigger picture, with a focus on projects that drive social impact around prevention, consent, and sexual health.

My career reflects this commitment. I led UX design and research at Thorn, a tech nonprofit combating child sexual abuse material, and contributed design and strategy to Likely Story, a digital sexual health game. I've also done user research at Visa's Innovation Center and worked with organizations including UNICEF, The New York Times, Bloomberg, and UNICEF.

As a survivor of child sexual abuse, this work is deeply personal. I channel my experience into both my professional practice and my work as an artist and writer — transforming personal narrative into visuals and writing that spark conversation and connection. Currently, I'm leading community-based design projects exploring how we turn toward one another to build connection and foster prevention.

Outside of work, you'll find me running, kayaking, or hiking — and spending quality time with my toddler, my cat, and my dog.