I am from Eureka, California and hold a BA in International Relations and Peace and Justice Studies.   After graduating from college, I moved to Phnom Penh to spend 2007-2009 as ICfC’s International Fellow-in-Residence.  I thoroughly enjoyed these two years in Cambodia and working with ICfC to help develop and implement historical conciliation projects with rural Khmer Rouge survivors around the country.  I gained profound inspiration and perspective from all of the incredible people I met in Cambodia.  I am currently living in Central Mexico working with an organization that is developing agriculture-related social and environmental projects…. and missing endless green rice paddies, dancing at “bons” in rural villages and Cambodian iced coffee (among many other things!)