Crawford joined Pittsburgh community nonprofit Neighborhood Allies in August 2014 as a community data and policy fellow,then was hired as a program coordinator and promoted to program manager in January 2017.[3] In January 2019,she joined the D.C. Fiscal Policy Institute as a policy analyst.[2] In March 2022,she joined the office of District of Columbia CouncilmemberKenyan McDuffie's office as a policy advisor,then as his legislative director and director for the council's business economic development committee.[1]
Council of the District of Columbia
On January 17,2026,media reported that inside sources had confirmed that Crawford was selected to succeed McDuffie,who resigned in order to run in the 2026 Washington,D.C.,mayoral election.[4] She was unanimously appointed to the council on January 20,a day after chair Phil Mendelson announced her nomination. She will hold the seat until a special election to be held June 16;she declined to state if she would run in it.[1]
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