I’m excited to wrap up this research in the spring!

Until then, I’m on the job market— looking for academic jobs in public administration, policy, and housing!

I’m learning so much about the various housing voucher programs, which seem to work better than others, and why. It turns out, having someone help you through the process is critical in navigating the system and reducing administrative burdens.

I've never felt so inspired by students who reflected on their desire to shift structures and pursue non-reformist reforms (even if they still want to be lawyers 😜).

Just a bit of hope in a world that feels so heavy right now. (4/4)

After a semester of reading and understanding how the legal system as it is can erode democracy and create injustice, it was refreshing for students to gain a tangible idea of how to shift change under a framework that doesn't prioritize liberalism. (3/4)

We were also lucky to have Grace White from the Tenant Union Federation join us to share insights into the rent strikes happening in Kansas City with KC Tenants.

For a bit of that inspiration, check out the TIMES documentary on KC Tenants. (2/4)

*although my soul feels like a fifth-year, I am actually wrapping up my fourth year 😅