I have worked with disabled, neurodivergent, and neurotypical children and adults with and for 14 years, providing in-home, in-school, and in-community care for individuals with a variety of abilities, skills, and disabilities. I absolutely love the work, and I am passionate about disability rights. I majored in Women's and Gender Studies and minored in Health Care Ethics (with a focus on disability) at Saint Louis University. After graduation in December 2018, I began law school at Washington University to pursue further disability rights advocacy studies. I have worked as a Line Therapist for children with autism, an in-home respite care provider, and a 1:1 aide in schools, summer camps, and community programs, and nanny. I am proud to be incredibly devoted to the families I have the honor of working with.