I am a Ph.D. candidate in Political Science at Columbia University, where I focus on American Politics and Political Economy. My research lies at the intersection of environmental policy, political institutions, and inequality, with particular attention to how political and economic actors shape the green transition.

My dissertation, titled Green Transition: Polluting Companies, Environmental Politicians, and Workers explores the political dynamics that emerge around decarbonization policies, with an emphasis on the trade-offs between environmental goals and economic interests.
 
I also developed policy expertise during my PhD by serving as Research Coordinator at Communities Speak. Previously, I worked at the ECB (European Central Bank) and INPS (the Italian National Institute for Social Security), and as a Member of FDD (Forum Disuguaglianze and Diversità) and an alumna of Tortuga.econ.