I am an award-winning actress (2026 National Theatre debut), crossover soprano, interdisciplinary storyteller, creative strategist, and rare disease activist (Rare Under 30). As a survivor of necrotizing enterocolitis, I launched the first known research project on long-term NEC outcomes at only 21 years old. My work has been featured on NPR, Rare Youth Revolution Magazine, Enable Magazine, MadameNoire, Seminars in Perinatology, Kaleidescope, and more. I'm proudly supported by FND Hope International, where I serve on the Research Advisory Council. I am a London-based American with a Victorian department store obsession, a growing ballgown collection, and an assortment of snazzy walking sticks. I hold a Creative Writing MSt from Cambridge, an Immersive Storytelling MA from StoryFutures & a Social Impact Storytelling BA from NYU.