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I am a freelance social designer and researcher, who specializes in applying community- and human-centered design to local and global development. I have worked on projects of all sizes with non-profits, governments, and social enterprises, on topics ranging from civil and human rights, to healthcare and education, financial inclusion and consumer protection, and media development. My clients have included the World Bank, the International Rescue Committee, Open Society Foundations, Population Services International, Internews, Bread for the City, Safe Horizon, and Democracy Works, to name a few.

 

In my spare time, you will find me volunteering as a teacher, a translator, or a crisis mapper. Most recently, I co-founded Design Gigs for Good, a job board listing opportunities at the intersection of design and social impact. I am a graduate of Sciences Po Paris, where I studied International Business and Middle Eastern and Mediterranean Affairs. I also studied design innovation at the Paris Est d.school and User Experience design at General Assembly.

 

In the "Media"

Country Work Experience

Canada, China, Croatia, France, Germany, Haiti, Indonesia, Jamaica, Jordan, Lebanon, Malaysia, Mexico, Morocco, Mozambique, Niger, Nigeria, Paraguay, Peru, the Philippines, the United States.

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Teaching

Design coach for the following courses at
Stanford University: 

Guest lecturer at:

Speaking

Speaker, panelist, or workshop facilitator at the following events:

Writing

To explore my writing, including pieces for GOOD Magazine and Benevolent Media, head on over to my Medium blog.

Also, dive into these publications that I co-authored:

Say Hello!

I like meeting interesting people and I'd love to hear from you! Email me, or find me on Twitter, Medium, or LinkedIn.