About Me

I was born in  Hartford, CT and raised in Windsor, CT.

Although I no longer reside in the places close to my heart, I still have love for the environments that helped raise me.

As I grew into adolescence, hip-hop culture began to influence my existence.
I used to spend days and nights writing and creating mixes with P2P programs instead of doing homework.

I almost failed out of middle school...but I learned a lot about my passions and purpose.

Still writing and messing with music like back in the day.

I went to law school immediately following my undergraduate studies and took interest in the international human rights and US-based civil rights legal frameworks, while remaining critical of the systems of global hegemony they support.

A couple years after returning to Connecticut, I joined a group of advocates, activists, and attorneys seeking to address the entanglement between federal immigration enforcement and state/local police.

I also connected with fellow Asian-Pacific Islander (API) communities through my employ within the Connecticut General Assembly's nonpartisan legislative commissions. 

After further entrenching myself in the grassroots/nonprofit field for several years, I decided to change course in life.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, I took some time alone to focus on my arts, including photography, writing, and creating vibes.
Just Another Day existed at this time as a web2-based journal to explore self-determination, society, science, and healing through music and memory.

I'm proud to now operate an independent entity where I can freely express while navigating between traditional and unconventional work spaces.

I look forward to sharing my gifts and offering guidance to folks from all over the world. 

Education
Syracuse University College of Law, 2011
University of Connecticut, 2008

Credentials
State of Connecticut Bar (Juris no. 440001)