-Coordinate and facilitate art activities with upcycled materials for community members of all ages, including unique annual collaborative arts integration activities at elementary schools-Convene and facilitate a weekly craft and conversation group for immigrant parents to reduce isolation, provide therapeutic mosaic, and increase connections to local resources -Identify and lead opportunities for the Beautiful Stuff Project to work with schools and local organzations

-Provide capacity-building and support to coalition coordinators across Massachusetts as they move through all stages of strategic planning and implementation of community-level addiction prevention-Develop and provide advanced training on qualitative data analysis, evaluation design, and organizational development

-Implement community arts and community engagement projects such as murals, mosaics, sculptures and quilts-Provide consulting and support to community health and community arts projects-Facilitate organizational growth processes for community-based organizations-Provide creative outlets and art-making to people of all ages-Carry out qualitative data collection and data analysis for non-profit organizations-Create custom art pieces for public and private spaces

-Design and build windows and installations for homes and businesses throughout the country- Develop and teach stained glass, mosaic, mural and sculpture workshops at venues including the deCordova Museum and Sculpture Parkin Lincoln, MA, Snow Farm, the New England Craft Program in Williamsburg, MA, and Arundale Farm Gallery in Arundale, ME-Current member and programming committee co-chair of the New England Mosaic Society

-Increased the prevention capacity of 60 cities and towns through the development and provision of high-quality, responsive, and proactive technical assistance and training-Increased the cultural responsiveness of Massachusetts’ statewide health initiatives by serving on and leading strategic planning for the Department of Public Health’s culturally appropriate services work group-Participated as a member of the state’s epidemiological work group, which was responsible for identifying… Show more -Increased the prevention capacity of 60 cities and towns through the development and provision of high-quality, responsive, and proactive technical assistance and training-Increased the cultural responsiveness of Massachusetts’ statewide health initiatives by serving on and leading strategic planning for the Department of Public Health’s culturally appropriate services work group-Participated as a member of the state’s epidemiological work group, which was responsible for identifying opioid misuse as a challenge to be addressed well before the opioid epidemic was widely recognized Show less

-Provided high-quality technical assistance and capacity-building to prevention coalitions throughout the Metrowest region of Massachusetts