Giving back has always been a part of her life, even as a child, when she was part of the Founding Class of Project 351 representing her hometown. Throughout her career, she seeks to work on projects that promote social good.

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While studying at Emerson College, she ran the 48 Hour Film Festival, which premiered twice at the Loews Theater, and hosted many educational workshops for the Film Immersion Program.

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While coordinating the Multihouse ENGAGE Accelerator, Julia oversaw a program that raised thousands of supplies for the Los Angeles houseless community, garnered $6,000 in government funding for nonprofits, connected startups with mentors and business opportunities, and was recognized by Congressman Adam Schiff for their efforts.