A Little About Myself.

As the header reads, I’m a student and writer, interested in urbanism.

While that may be the TL;DR of this site, a scroll down this page and a click or two should explain who I am, what I’ve down, and what I’m up to much better. If not, my contact info is in the footer so please feel free to get in touch with any questions.

Academically, I’m a recent graduate with a bachelor’s degree in political studies from Queen’s University. During my undergrad, I took a keen interest in settler colonialism, minority rights, and sociolinguistics, with an article published on the Canadian Constitution’s impediment to the decolonization of Indigenous rights.

Now, I’m building on my studies with a new focus on addressing issues around inequality and the climate crisis as it relates to urban planning, design, and transport. I believe that we collectively have the right and responsibility to shape the world we live in for the better and I hope to be able to work toward that vision.

Outside of school, I’m a writer, initially self-publishing my debut novel at the age of twelve. Currently twenty-one, I continue to work on creative projects in a variety of media, most notably on my upcoming novel. Creative writing aside, I’ve delved into other fields like short film production (Words Hurt, Words Heal) and the world of podcasting (The Brother-Sister Podcast, Alohomora!).

Always a work in progress, I strive to be a jack of all trades and to try my hand at everything at least once.

Education.