I received a PhD in Religious and Theological Studies from Boston University, where I focused on sexual minorities and alternative religious paths in contemporary literature and film. My recent work has focused on Pagan theology and ethics, with special emphasis on sexual ethics. My books include _Seeking the Mystery: An Introduction to Pagan Theologies,_ _Eros and Touch from a Pagan Perspective: Divided for Love's Sake,_ and _Pagan Consent Culture: Building Communities of Empathy and Autonomy_ (edited with Yvonne Aburrow). I've presented on these topics in a variety of academic and community settings. (For samples of my books and articles, see Academia.edu.)I currently teach at Cherry Hill Seminary, which offers graduate-level and community education courses for Pagan leadership online. My most popular course is Pagan Consent Culture, a 4-week community education training in boundaries and ethics, with a focus on touch and sexuality. I am experienced with classroom management systems such as Moodle and several kinds of audio and video chat software. Additionally, I have worked with nonprofits in a variety of roles including as an administrator, bookkeeper, researcher, content expert, editor, grant writer, social media manager, Board officer, and more. My clients frequently call me for projects that require a fresh analysis of an intractable problem, often an important but detail-laden project that no one else has had the time, energy, or knowledge to take on. Once we've established the scope of work, I either enlist existing staff and volunteers in implementation, or I implement the solution myself -- learning new skills along the way if required. My ability to persevere through mazes of lost passwords, broken websites, outdated software, inaccurately archived records, or unresponsive colleagues to get a project moving again is one of my biggest strengths as a consultant.