I'm a multimedia journalist, who's passionate about doing thorough, ear-to-the-ground reporting of communities. My areas of coverage include criminal justice, politics, the environment and education.

Most recently, I was an intern in CNN's political unit, assisting reporters and producers in research ahead of the 2020 presidential election on everything from the candidates' backgrounds to national pollsters' methodologies. I also wrote for CNN Politics.

Before my internship, I worked as a freelance digital producer at the nationally syndicated radio show "Here & Now" and NPR's Boston affiliate, WBUR — covering stories on everything from how climate change will affect fisheries in the Northeast to a man who spent 22 years of his 24-year prison sentence in solitary confinement.

Prior to that, during my semester-long co-op at The Boston Globe, I wrote more than 50 articles for this Pulitzer Prize-winning paper's metro section. I was involved in all aspects of reporting: researching local news to cover, interviewing authorities and sitting down to write on the tightest of time constraints.

Whether it be through digital, print or broadcast journalism, I'm dedicated to telling people's stories accurately, passionately and unconventionally.