Jas is passionate about leveraging human-centered design and technology as tools to strengthen the work of mission-driven organizations. She brings a wealth of experience in UX, content, and digital strategy, having worked with nonprofits, foundations, and social enterprises to create impactful, user-friendly, and data-driven digital products over the last eight years.
She’s dedicated her career working on human rights, international development, and refugee issues, having worked in-house at various nonprofits, including the International Rescue Committee, Human Rights Watch, and the Institute for Strategic Dialogue. Her experience working within these organizations and at a social impact-focused digital agency has equipped her with a strong understanding of how nonprofits operate and how to drive meaningful change among their diverse stakeholders and audiences. She holds an M.A. in Conflict, Security, and Development from King’s College London and a B.A. in Political Science and Global Studies from UCLA.
Outside of work, you can probably find Jas somewhere on a mountain, attempting to learn a new craft, or planning her next adventure.
The Health of the U.S. Nonprofit Sector is a data-rich, accessible resource designed to provide a clear view of America’s charitable sector. It brings together key insights on how the nation’s 1.9 million registered nonprofits are shaped by economic and financial conditions, workforce dynamics, trust and governance, and public policy and advocacy.
