
Center for Human Rights and Constitutional Law
At CHRCL, I led full-stack digital marketing and web design to spotlight human rights, and built systems that made their mission louder, faster, and more effective.
The Center for Human Rights & Constitutional Law (CHRCL) is a powerhouse in public interest law—known for its groundbreaking litigation, CBP facility oversight, and deep community impact. From defending detainees’ rights to training attorneys nationwide and running social mobility programs for youth, CHRCL does it all, and they needed marketing that could keep up.

Action
I led the overhaul of four websites, built a unified brand identity, and rolled it out across every channel—email, social, print, you name it. I cut bounce rates by 29%, increased organic traffic by 15%, and secured $10K/month in recurring ad grants to fuel our reach.
Major Impact
I launched campaigns tied to CHRCL’s border monitoring work, created graphics, videos, and copy for programs supporting LA’s unhoused community and indigenous land rights, and trained staff on new tech systems to streamline operations.
Result
Thanks to a data-backed social media strategy, we saw a 68% boost in average engagement, while our revamped email marketing earned 39% higher open rates and a 36% jump in click-throughs.
Bottom line? I helped amplify a legacy of advocacy with the kind of digital presence that moves people—and policy.