Evolving societal’s “us vs them” way of thinking to an “us and them” by deepening the world’s understanding of each other through storytelling.+ Concept and produce marketing and communications touchpoints for 25+ organizations, including UN Women, Upwardly Global, Opportunity Collaboration, Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison, and New Beginnings+ Develop marketing and communications strategy, including content ideation, message development, editorial calendar, and… Show more Evolving societal’s “us vs them” way of thinking to an “us and them” by deepening the world’s understanding of each other through storytelling.+ Concept and produce marketing and communications touchpoints for 25+ organizations, including UN Women, Upwardly Global, Opportunity Collaboration, Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison, and New Beginnings+ Develop marketing and communications strategy, including content ideation, message development, editorial calendar, and distribution platforms+ Leverage storytelling for advocacy, show impact, share success, and crisis management+ Build community through audience engagement, storytelling, and strategic partnerships+ Collaborate with staff and external consultants from around the world+ Design all forms of communications, including print, digital, websites+ Capture stories via interviews, audio recordings and photography of various stakeholders, including partners, grantees, donors and staff+ Write communications, editing various versions to match goals across all publishing channels, including websites, microsites, blogs, social media, email and newsletters+ Manage multiple, concurrent projects with varying deadlines, stakeholders and demands Show less

As a humanitarian photographer, I have documented social issues both in the US & globally. I have covered criminal justice reform, education, gender equality, reproductive rights, veterans, disaster relief, and WASH programs. My my work has appeared on ABC, Al Jazeera, BBC, HBO, MSNBC, NY1 and PBS; featured in Forbes, The Guardian, The Marshall Project, The New York Times, Slate, Teen Vogue, and The Washington Post; and exhibited in multiple countries.+ Photograph programs, events… Show more As a humanitarian photographer, I have documented social issues both in the US & globally. I have covered criminal justice reform, education, gender equality, reproductive rights, veterans, disaster relief, and WASH programs. My my work has appeared on ABC, Al Jazeera, BBC, HBO, MSNBC, NY1 and PBS; featured in Forbes, The Guardian, The Marshall Project, The New York Times, Slate, Teen Vogue, and The Washington Post; and exhibited in multiple countries.+ Photograph programs, events, galas and headshots+ Clients include UN Women, WaterAid, Foundation for a Just Society, Harnisch Foundation, Jessie Smith Noyes Foundation, Lend A Hand India, Healing Haiti, Upwardly Global, National Center for Law and Economic Justice, Hudson Link for Higher Education in Prison, Girls Leadership, and Mission Continues Show less

We foster gender equality in underserved communities by teaching photography to girls who, in turn, teach photography to boys. + Developed an innovative series of workshops to teach photography to girls, who are also trained to teach their newly-acquired skills to their male peers+ Train local staff in the gender-based photography curriculum for long term sustainability+ Girls acquire foundational leadership skills and presentation experience, while boys witness girls in these… Show more We foster gender equality in underserved communities by teaching photography to girls who, in turn, teach photography to boys. + Developed an innovative series of workshops to teach photography to girls, who are also trained to teach their newly-acquired skills to their male peers+ Train local staff in the gender-based photography curriculum for long term sustainability+ Girls acquire foundational leadership skills and presentation experience, while boys witness girls in these elevated leadership roles+ Girls had a 69% gain in self-confidence upon completion of signature program+ Full cohort of students elected more girls to be class leaders compared to other grades+ Lead 9 programs to date, in Ethiopia, Guatemala, Haiti, India, Kenya, Nepal, Uganda, Brooklyn, and Oglala Lakota Nation (Pine Ridge Reservation)+ Manage team of 6 consultants from around the world Show less

A print magazine for girls by girls around the world designed to inform, elevate and inspire.+ Concepted, designed and produced 5 issues to date, covering themes such as menstruation, climate change and mental health+ Build strategic partnerships for content creation and distribution+ Cultivated 137 story contributions from 37 countries in 25 languages to date