I use documentary, performance, public programming, workshops, and other creative approaches to translate research and lived experience into work that invites reflection, conversation, and action. Whether working with a nonprofit, foundation, or community organization, my goal is to make complex ideas more accessible and meaningful for the people they affect.
An interdisciplinary exploration of unpaid family dementia caregiving through documentary film, installation, photography, performance, and interactive media. Created to encourage caregivers, practitioners, policymakers, and the public to see caregiving and caregivers in new ways.
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Partnered with No Barriers USA to develop and facilitate creative health programming for caregiver retreats. Designed original workshops focused on caregiver identity, resilience, and creative expression, including an exercise later adopted into the organization's ongoing programming.
No Barriers USAJoined Mettle Health for a public conversation exploring dementia caregiving, self-care, caregiver identity, and the experience of being temporarily able-bodied and able-minded.
Featured as a creative health case study examining The Daughter's Department of Dementia Care as an example of how creative practice can contribute to health, wellbeing, and public understanding.
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Created and produced a documentary interview series highlighting progressive voices in small-town North Carolina through long-form conversations rooted in trust, curiosity, and community.
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Producer on a national interview series featuring business leaders, educators, physicians, and innovators exploring opportunity, purpose, and the evolving American Dream.
Produced documentary and awareness content highlighting the experiences of girls, educators, and mentors working to expand opportunity for young women in Los Angeles.
Associate Producer on a feature documentary exploring experiences of infidelity across cultures through personal storytelling and documentary interviews.
Produced a documentary short exploring organic cotton farming in California and the relationship between sustainability, agriculture, and fashion.
Developed a human-centered coaching approach that combines in-depth interviews, career strategy, writing, and personal storytelling to help individuals communicate their experience with clarity and confidence.
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Designed a six-week curriculum introducing gender and feminist theory through accessible readings, discussion, and applied learning activities for nontraditional learners.
My work as a solo performer explores female subjectivity. Often situated within elements of magical realism, my performances combine first-person narrative, character, humor, song, movement, and poetry to create new expressive pathways into questions of identity, embodiment, and belonging.
What do you do when you finally figure out who you are — right as your Mom totally forgets who she is?
A solo performance combining comedy, storytelling, poetry, and personal narrative to examine dementia caregiving as both an intimate family experience and a broader social issue. Developed with Luna Stages, Lauren Weedman, and Santa Monica Rep's 4th Annual Playreading Festival.
If given the opportunity, what would you turn yourself into?
Eight female characters explore beauty, redemption, death, mental illness, and a new religion known as 'Star Magic'. Developed at The Writing Pad in LA and WildAcres in North Carolina. Listed on Creative Capital's 'On Our Radar' series.
How do we balance the need to be perfect with the need to be a fully self-expressed woman?
Developed through workshops at The Field in NYC. Performed in NYC, Santa Monica, Bali, Washington DC, and North Carolina.
I have had the wonderful opportunity to perform on story stages in New York, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, and more. Below is a collection of recorded monologues, both first-person and more “performance-art” leaning.