Washington, D.C., 2002-2009

Independent Consultant, Mil Mujeres, Washington, D.C., January-April 2009

Worked closely with the Board of Directors and Executive Director to design a virtual office, fundraising system and strategic management plan. 

Intern, Columbia Law School Human Rights Institute, New York, August-December 2004

Collaborated with Columbia Human Rights Institute: Bringing Human Rights Home project.  Primary researcher for online Indigenous rights library.

Intern, Center for Justice and International Law, Washington D.C., August-December 2003

Conducted research on international indigenous land rights.

Baha'i Club Officer, American University, Washington, D.C., 2002-2004

Administered campus-wide race unity dialogues, socioeconomic development forums, open-mics and breakfast devotional meetings.

Founder, Indigenous Rights Watch, 2004 ongoing         

Drafted organization to monitor U.S. indigenous rights violations and organize educational media activities to promote human rights.     

Formed Board of Directors and Advisory Board.  Incorporated organization.  Built online office and web site.     

Coordinator, Indigenous Rights Film Festivals, American University, Washington, D.C., 2004 and 2005

Promoter and cosponsor for Screening and Panel Discussion of In the Light of Reverence , a documentary on Native American Freedom of Religion, Washington D.C., September 23, 2004

Coordinator, Native American Film Series for the Washington Intern for Native Students Program, Washington D.C., June-July 2004

Campaign Coordinator, Smithsonian Opening of the National Museum of the American Indians, Washington, D.C., 2004.  Organized street team and spread information about current United States treaty violations.