Originally hailing from Buffalo, NY, Emily graduated from Allegheny College in 2014 with a BA in Psychology and Values, Ethics, and Social Action. During their undergraduate studies, Emily discovered their passion for learning about intersectional identities, privilege, and oppression and has since striven to live more responsibly and compassionately. Emily’s introduction to Unitarian Universalism also occurred during their college years when they began attending the UU Church of Meadville, PA. After graduating and moving to Boston, MA with close friends, Emily found their spiritual home at First Parish in Brookline. At FPB, Emily serves as co-chair of the Worship Committee, serves on the Board, and sings in the choir.