A selection of certifications I’ve earned across film, storytelling, and global policy. These programs reflect my dedication to both the creative and political sides of my work — and the skills I’ve built to move between them.
FILM & ART
Film and TV Industry Essentials – New York University Tisch School of the Arts x Yellowbrick
An industry-focused course that explores the creative, technical, and business aspects of the film and television industry. Topics include development, production, marketing, and career-building strategies in entertainment.


Building Your Screenplay – University of Cambridge
A guided course on the principles of screenwriting, from concept and structure to character development and dialogue. Focuses on story refinement and rewriting techniques.

Hollywood: History, Industry, Art – University of Pennsylvania
This course examines Hollywood as a cultural and industrial force. It covers major trends in filmmaking, studio systems, and how American cinema reflects and shapes society.

Hong Kong Cinema Through a Global Lens – University of Hong Kong
A critical look at Hong Kong cinema, exploring its unique blend of East and West, its influence globally, and its role in shaping Asian cinematic storytelling.

Intensive Acting Course – Wolf Maya Acting School (Brazil)
A hands-on, professional acting program focused on stage and camera techniques. Includes training in improvisation, scene study, and character development.


POLITICS & GLOBAL STUDIES
Programming for Infant and Young Child Feeding – UNICEF and the World Health Organization
Covers the foundations of infant and young child nutrition programs, including policy development, counseling, and health systems integration.

Global Diplomacy – University of London
Explores the principles of international diplomacy and negotiation, including conflict resolution, multilateralism, and the role of diplomacy in global governance.

U.S. Public Policy: Social, Economic, and Foreign Policies – Harvard University
Examines American policy-making across various sectors, with an emphasis on how these decisions affect both domestic and international communities.

Citizen Politics in America: Public Opinion, Elections, Interest Groups, and the Media – Harvard University
Analyzes how political behavior and institutions interact in the U.S., with a focus on civic engagement and media influence on democracy.

Gender Equality in Education – University of California, Berkeley, Brookings Institution, and UNICEF
Explores systemic challenges and strategies to advance gender equity in global education systems, especially in low-income and crisis settings.

Child Protection Case Management for Frontline Workers – American University of Beirut & UNICEF
A specialized course focused on protecting vulnerable children, including procedures for case planning, documentation, and response coordination.

Children in Migration Processes – UNICEF
Focuses on how migration affects children’s well-being and rights, and the responsibilities of governments and organizations in protecting them.

Introduction to Children’s Environmental Health – UNICEF
Provides an overview of environmental risks to children and how policy and health interventions can protect their development and survival.

UNICEF Large-Scale Movements: Core Commitments for Children in Humanitarian Action – UNICEF
Covers essential actions and strategies for protecting children in large-scale migration or displacement settings under humanitarian frameworks.
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