I am interested in the intersectional social sciences, from history to politics to constitutional law, particularly focusing on their application for the protection of human rights and the environment. I worked in the non-profit sphere throughout high school, developing experience in grassroots climate organizing. I am also a plaintiff in the climate constitutional lawsuit Genesis v. US EPA. These experiences have deepened my interest in pursuing a career in the field of environmental justice, whether through constitutional law, international diplomacy, or non-profit work.
I am currently pursuing 2 bachelor's degrees through the dual degree partnership program between Sciences Po (France) and UC Berkeley. I am studying Political Humanities at Sciences Po and Society & Environment with a minor in Human Rights at Berkeley.