My advocacy has always been about creating real, practical change. Through my work with the San Diego Strike Force and its community foundation, I’ve shared accessibility insights from lived experience to help improve both operations and the fan experience. I’ve also advised on ADA-friendly features for new sports venues, helping make accessibility part of the design from day one.
Beyond sports, I worked with Jack Dale during his time as Mayor of Santee to improve infrastructure in my neighborhood, successfully advocating for safer crosswalks and better curb access. Whether on campus or in everyday life, I stay committed to helping create spaces where everyone feels included and supported.
As a disability advocate I bring real energy, honesty, and lived experience to every interaction. As a graduate of San Diego State University and a contributor to the San Diego Strike Force and its community foundation, and even my own neighborhood, I focus on accessibility, inclusion, and community impact in ways people can actually connect with.
My advocacy challenges individuals, organizations and communities to rethink disability, leadership, and opportunity while giving them practical ways to create more inclusive spaces. From accessible stadium design and ADA advocacy to self-advocacy workshops, I help organizations turn good intentions into real action.
"Inclusion takes more than words — I help put it into practice."