During her undergraduate studies, she was a Benjamin Gilman scholar, where she studied abroad at the University of Ghana. in Cross-Cultural Global Studies, with her master’s capstone focusing on large-scale land acquisitions affecting customary land tenure in Ghana. Additionally, she authored a research report on health and human rights in the Atewa region of Ghana. She is passionate about community-centered work, particularly within the African context, and how that can be used to further justice. As a Summer 2025 Intern with the Africa and Faith Justice Network, she hopes to gain more experience advancing human rights through advocacy and policy within sub-Saharan Africa.