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As an active member of my community, I dedicate my time and skills to support and mentor younger generations however I can. My hope is to contribute to the positive development of the community, empower youth to become engaged and compassionate members of society, and foster a sense of environmental responsibility among others.
Backyard Basecamp
Backyard Basecamp
As a Board Member of Backyard Basecamp, a Baltimore-based non-profit organization, I am deeply passionate about their mission to connect Black, Indigenous, and People of Color to the beauty and resources of nature. Through volunteering in community programming, I have had the privilege of supporting our youth environmental career pipeline program, Weeds2Woods. This initiative empowers young people with hands-on experiences and mentorship, fostering a new generation of environmental leaders. I believe in the transformative power of nature and am committed to ensuring that all communities have access to these vital experiences.
Learn more about this organization here.
Baltimore Forest School
Baltimore Forest School
At Windsor Hills Elementary School, I engaged students in nature-based activities through mixed-media art, land exploration, and gardening native plants as an educator for the Baltimore Forest School program. We explored local ecosystems, expressed creativity through nature-inspired art, and learned eco-conscious gardening practices. These experiences aimed to foster a love for nature and environmental stewardship.
Learn more about the Baltimore Forest School here.
Patuxent Research Refuge
Patuxent Research Refuge
As a Community Engagement Intern at Patuxent Research Refuge in Laurel, MD, I led nature walks for visiting students from the surrounding area - many of them had never visited the property despite living less than a few miles away. My goal on these nature walks was to provide hands-on learning experiences about local ecosystems and wildlife. I hoped to inspire a love for nature and environmental awareness among the students.
Learn more about Patuxent Research Refuge here.
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