I graduated from California State University of San Bernardino with an M.A. in Communication Studies in 2018 and was awarded as the Outstanding Graduate Student and Graduate Teaching Associate in my department that year. Coming from a media and film studies background, my previous research interest was to explore media representations of Latinas and the ideological messages attached to those productions. My current research  analyzes how (Indigenous, Chicana, and Afro-Latina womxn) content creators use creative digital resistance on social media sites. I use discourse analysis as a qualitative research method to particularly focus on affordances, digital micro-storytelling, and self presentations of these content creators.