ātac's mission is to provide a venue for visual and performing artists and nurture a community of artists, art supporters, and art appreciators in the MetroWest area of greater Boston.We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit arts organization in downtown Framingham, MA. Founded in 2005, we host high-quality, professional musicians and performers as well as being home to a variety of programs, open mics and classes. Our vision includes bringing together a diverse community of artists and art appreciators of all ages, cultures, and interests in a supportive and nurturing environment.

Award-winning storyteller performing original, true stories relating to growth, vulnerability, and connection in prominent venues including Emily Dickinson Museum, Club Passim, and Blue Stocking Bookstore in NYCFeatured storyteller in WGBH, MassMouth, and World Channel’s television series: Stories from the Stage, RISK!Provides coaching for WGBH, MassMouth, and World Channel’s television series: Stories from the StageSuccessfully coaches writers and storytellers to use their authentic voice and perform with confidenceSpeaks at schools, colleges, and community organizations about the art and power of storytelling Co-created and co-hosted Harpy, a live storytelling series featuring the voices of women and femmes Featured Teller at Various Venues Including:WGBH Boston, World Channel and Massmouth's television series: Stories from the Stage The Emily Dickinson MuseumClub Passim CBGB 313 Gallery Blue Stockings Book Store Massmouth All Start Show, The RockwellThe MountThe Coolidge Corner TheaterStory Space, The Out of the Blue GalleryThe CornerThe Lilly PadThe Lars Anderson Auto MuseumFugitive Productions 2012 Second Place Winner, Big Mouth Off, Massmouth Boston.

High Output provides theatrical, film, and event lighting, sound, and staging to clients throughout Massachusetts and Rhode Island. I have freelanced with them throughout my career, as well as working in the shop for a time as the lead theatrical lighting technician.

Woman-owned business offering reasonable rates for painting, carpentry, flooring, caulking, tiling, hanging art, home organizing, gardening, taking care of the small fixes that build up when you have a home to care for and provides education to clients wishing to learn home repair skills

Harpy’s mission is to provide space for the voices of women and femmes to tell the stories that go a little deeper, get a little realer, and bring us somewhere new. Our stories are authentic, well-crafted, first-person, performed from memory, and offer our audience an uncensored perspective. We are intentionally creating a community of voices that reach across the borders of expression, identity, class, religion, age, and cultural background.

The Rowe Center calls people into the woods to explore their hearts, creativity, and connections with their broader communities. Given the organization's small staff size, my position required me to be diversely skilled and agile. Many of the volunteers and staff lived on campus, requiring excellent communication skills, strong but friendly boundaries, and an understanding of the importance of community care.

I served on the Executive Board as an at-large member and as acting Vice President, as well as various committees over my eight years as a member of Unity Church. During those years I learned an incredible amount about effective (and ineffective) leadership and the rewards and challenges of community work. I was lucky to have the opportunity to put my skills and talents to use during the years I was home with my young children.