I am a second-year Ph.D. student in the Jurisprudence & Social Policy Program at UC Berkeley, and will begin a J.D. at Berkeley Law in 2023. I'm interested in health, welfare, and labor law and policy, and how race- and gender-based discrimination have shaped the American welfare state. I graduated from Yale College in 2018, and between college and graduate school I worked as a health policy researcher at the University of Pennsylvania, an Iowa caucus organizer for Elizabeth Warren's presidential campaign, and an elections data scientist at BallotReady.

In my free time, I enjoy reading historical fiction, cooking, running, and exploring the Bay Area.

Professor Jonathan Simon & I discuss the Dobbs decision and the potential wave of criminalization of reproductive healthcare.