I’m a digital communications and strategic storytelling leader who combines over 10 years of experience managing campaigns and shaping narratives for higher education, nonprofits, and mission-driven organizations. I bring a journalist’s eye for research and editorial rigor to everything I produce. Drawing on my Guatemalan heritage, I produce stories that center Indigenous experiences, migration, and human rights, while also covering science communication, mental health, and climate.

I hold a master’s degree in mass communications from San Diego State University and a bachelor’s degree in film production from Columbia College Chicago. I live in the San Francisco Bay Area. Outside of work, I volunteer as a bilingual language tutor with East Bay Sanctuary Covenant, a nonprofit immigration resource organization in Berkeley, and lead Quietly Queer, a Meetup community in Oakland for LGBTQ+ individuals. I also enjoy biking, exploring local bookstores, and playing piano.