A licensed educator with a passion for making complex science accessible, she helps people understand the invisible forces that shape our health and well-being. At EFEIA, she leads case studies and strategic communication, translating research into insights that empower communities, businesses, and individuals to build safer, healthier environments. Drawn to the foundation by its commitment to truth and access, she believes technology and well-being can thrive together, and that no one should have to compromise one for the other.

She leads content development and scientific communication at EFEIA, ensuring the foundation’s voice is clear, accurate, and grounded in research. A lifelong tech enthusiast, her experience with electrohypersensitivity sparked a personal commitment to healthier innovation, beginning with SPIRO and deepening through her work at EFEIA. She also oversees consultant licensing and space accreditations under the BEMCP framework, maintaining alignment between scientific outputs, educational materials, and EFEIA’s global standards.

She manages audiovisual documentation at EFEIA. During her work with NOXTAK over the past five years, she began to recognize symptoms of electrohypersensitivity in herself, a realization that deepened her curiosity and commitment to the field. As part of the academic team behind the launch of GEMS, she’s helped shape how complex ideas are translated visually. Her focus is on making education around electropollution clear, engaging, and accessible to all.