- Recruited and led a Steering Committee of students, and organized 8 educational events for Harvard Women’s Week 2014. - Trained and supervised 9 interns; managed 3 yearlong projects on education, outreach, and leadership engagement. - Managed the Women’s Center’s website, blog, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and produced weekly e-newsletters, and Radcliff Mentor Program newsletters.

- Designed and executed UNAIDS China’s first communication strategy and attracted 90,000+ new followers online. - Developed partnerships to involve foreign ambassadors, a US senator, an Academy Award winner, international and local human rights activists, and hundreds of college students in World AIDS Day 2011 advocacy campaigns. - Organized events, international conferences and high-level meetings, including China’s 3rd Red Ribbon Forum and Under-Secretary-General of the United Nations Michel Sidibe’s visits with former Premier Wen and Premier Li. - Established and cultivated relationships with major media: Xinhua, People’s Daily, CCTV, Sina, Tencent, Caixin, 163, etc. - Liaised with national partners: State Council, Ministry of Health, CDC at all levels, Baidu, grassroots NGOs, etc. - Wrote bi-lingual in-depth feature articles for the official website. Produced weekly internal reports and newsletters. - Established UNAIDS’ first searchable online document database. Translated UNAIDS Terminology Guidelines 2011. - Strategically connected human rights advocacy with news trends, e.g. interviewed with top filmmaker Changwei Gu and published an awareness-raising article on China’s most influential magazine Caixin when Gu’s movie about the rural community of people living with HIV Beloved and documentary Together were shown in cinema. - Passionately published articles to advocate for ending violence against the most vulnerable women, such as low-end sex workers, female partners of MSM, rural women living with HIV/AIDS, lesbians, and so on.

- Developed and strengthened partnerships with 300+ journalists from all kinds of local and international media. - Organized press conferences, arranged interviews, wrote bilingual press releases, briefs, newsletters, and blogs. - Designed and implemented EU’s first social media strategy in China and attracted 58,000+ new followers. - Collaborated with private sector partners, colleagues from Beijing and Brussels, staff and volunteers to ensure that EU Pavilion’s day-to-day operations, events and high-level visits were appropriately managed, efficient and effective.

- Feature Bloody Hell: Unfounded Discrimination Bans Gays from Donating adopted by UNAIDS global newsletter. - Published awareness-raising features on international affairs, women’s rights and empowerment, democracy, paternity leave, free speech, cross-border sex trafficking in Asia-Pacific, human rights, etc. - Established and cultivated relationships with entrepreneurs, government officials at all levels, scholars, local and foreign organizations (WFP, Oxfam, United Nations field offices, Wild Aid, TNC, Action Aid, etc).

- Organized the Women's Health magazine’s annual Pink Ribbon events in 2006 and raised awareness of breast cancer nationwide. - Designed, wrote, and published in-depth features on women’s reproductive health, mental health, movement, etc. - Interviewed influential female role models and published features regarding women’s leadership and social impact.

- Organized “Fudan University Summer Career Fair” in 2004 and 2005 - Helped undergraduate and graduate students find internships, part-time jobs, and full-time jobs. - Established tickets sales for all kinds of activities in Shanghai and registration service for many tests (e.g. TOEIC)