As the Community and Library Liaison at The University of Texas at San Antonio, I lead partnerships for the Mellon grant-funded Democratizing Racial Justice project, actively contributing to inclusive dialogues on race and diversity.In addition, I serve as the lead designer for our project’s online library portal, where we showcase impactful work and provide valuable resources for the public and future researchers.Armed with a Master of Arts in History with a focus on African American history, my passion lies in unveiling the life stories of silenced individuals. My expertise in oral history, writing, and project management has been applied to initiatives like the Women and War Oral History Project, where I managed the creation of the African American Voices division. Additionally, I played a significant role as a Preservation Scholar on the Texas Historical Commission's African American Travel Guide Survey Project.For me, this journey goes beyond a career; it's my life's work. With a profound commitment to raising awareness about the significance of Black history, I aim to highlight the critical legacy of African Americans as innovators, change-makers, and civil rights leaders. Join me in reshaping narratives and bringing history to life!