About

As a Master of Planning Urban Development student at Toronto Metropolitan University, I'm passionate about accessible, inclusive and sustainable-focused planning that promotes public and active transportation. Having lived, worked, and studied in several of Canada’s major cities, I have a diverse perspective and a deep curiosity about how urban systems shape everyday life.
I developed a foundation in social systems, power relations, and human-centred research at Carleton University, completing an undergraduate degree in Political Science and Sociology. Earlier in my career, I trained in digital design at Vancouver Film School and spent over a decade working in video, motion, graphic design and e-learning. This experience strengthened my ability to communicate complex ideas, support community engagement, and translate planning goals into accessible, compelling narratives. I am guided by values of collaboration, adaptability, and data-driven, people-centred design, and I am motivated to help build inclusive, resilient urban environments where diverse communities can thrive.