My passion for cultural storytelling began long before I ever knew what public relations was. At four years old, I stepped into my first Polish dance class. My years of Polish dancing were steeped in bright floral fabrics, swirling skirts, and accordion melodies; they quickly became the backdrop of my childhood. What started as a family tradition evolved into a way of seeing the world: with curiosity, reverence, and a deep appreciation for the traditions that shape us.

That connection to heritage has always fueled my creativity. My fascination with regional dance costumes sparked an early interest in fashion, design, and artistry. Over time, that same curiosity expanded into a love for communication, specifically, understanding how culture is shared, preserved, and reimagined through storytelling and community engagement.

Today, that lens guides my approach to public relations. I’m drawn to work that bridges art, culture, and human experience; work that feels intentional, honest, and rooted in connection. Whether I’m writing, designing content, or helping shape the voice of an institution, I aim to communicate in a way that radiates accessibility and cultural sensitivity.