Giving back has always been a part of Julia's work and life.

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Even as a child, she was a Founding Member of Project 351 representing her hometown. ​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.​ While coordinating the Multihouse ENGAGE Accelerator, Julia oversaw a program that raised money and supplies for the Los Angeles houseless community, garnered thousands in government funding for nonprofits, connected startups with mentors and business opportunities. Because of this, she was recognized by Congressman Adam Schiff for their efforts. She now volunteers with the Assistance League of Los Angeles and Pups Without Borders.

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Throughout her career, Julia seeks to work on projects that promote community building, outreach, and social good. See below for some marketing content she created for various brands.