In this episode of SAWT, she shares how growing up as the oldest of five shaped her leadership early on. From starting a Save the Rainforest campaign as a teen to leading her youth group in the 30 Hour Famine to fight global hunger, compassion has always moved her to action. With a background in International Affairs and a master’s in Intercultural Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary, her work is grounded in understanding communities, culture, and the real tools needed to create meaningful impact. This is a conversation about empathy, responsibility, and choosing to step into the work, even when there’s still so much to learn.