Kirby Chronicle
The quarterly magazine I created, about the experiences available at Kirby for students and staff.
Work
A project, some writing, and the things I started.
Girl Scout Gold Award project · 2026–2027
A free self-advocacy toolkit for teenage girls navigating chronic and unexplained illness: doctor scripts, symptom trackers, a patient passport, and guides for parents, providers and educators. It’s also the final project of my Intensive Path at Kirby.
I was 12 when my body stopped feeling like my own. For 4 years my symptoms were called teenage drama, then anxiety, then depression, while the physical causes went untested. It took 16 specialists to prove what I already knew.
Her Health, Her Voice is the toolkit I wish someone had handed me at 12: scripts for doctors, trackers that turn pain into data, a patient passport, and plain-language guides for parents, providers and educators. I am still healing, but I am no longer silent.

Writing and media
The quarterly magazine I created, about the experiences available at Kirby for students and staff.
Kirby’s nonfiction literary magazine.
Interviews and writing for the school website, tours for prospective families, and the posters for Mamma Mia and The Game’s Afoot, which I designed and got into businesses across the county.
Created, filmed, edited and starred in an advertising video for the SPCA.
A club I started at Kirby for students who want to make things people actually see: promoting the school, interviewing alumni, designing for the school’s web page.
Things I started