HoP - HOME OF PARTICIPATION is a transnational Amsterdam-based foundation interested in exploring, developing and facilitating participatory arts methodologies. Created with the support of her older sisters PLEK and Ally Theatre. www.homeofparticipation.art

NEU NOW is a nomadic international arts platform devoted to presenting the work of exceptional talents advancing from arts academies across Europe and beyond towards their professional careers. NEU NOW aims to bridge the critical gap between academia and the industry for emerging artists in all arts disciplines. Through its annual festival and year-round networking platform NEU NOW connects outstanding young artists with peers at the same point in their professional development as well as with key industry operators, influencers and stakeholders in the position to create future creative and employment opportunities.NEU NOW serves the overarching mission of its parent organisation ELIA - The European League of Institutes of the Arts, the major multidisciplinary network organisation for higher arts education, in connecting its 250 member institutions in 49 countries.At the NEU NOW festival a curated selection of artists from across all arts disciplines is brought together to share their works, practices and cultural perspectives in ways that encourage future collaborations. NEU NOW highlights the fluid character of the artistic disciplines to present a programme in which exhibitions, performances, workshops, films and artist talks converge to provide new insights and opportunities. Cutting edge presentations and activities feature artwork that questions, comments on and challenges recent developments in the world.In addition to the annual festival NEU NOW operates year-round as a platform promoting artistic excellence and creating an (inter)national springboard for artists of the future. Select artists are invited to show their work and participate in residencies with partners of NEU NOW including FOAM Fotografiemuseum Amsterdam, FHNW at Art Basel, Prix Europa Berlin and more.Previous editions of the NEU NOW festival were held in Vilnius, Tallinn, Nantes, Porto, Amsterdam and Glasgow. In 2015 the festival returned to Amsterdam for a three year residency.

ELIA - The European League of Institutes of the Arts is the primary independent network organisation for higher arts education. With over 300 members in 47 countries, it advocates for some 300,000 students in all art disciplines. Remit included strategic planning, composition and implementation of all member and public communications, editing publications, creating event specific promotion and logistical materials, producing promotional and archival videos of events, curating the content of ELIA’s websites and social media channels and overseeing media storage and database management. Regular contributions were made to the planning and implementation of large-scale international events including the ELIA Teachers’ Academy, Leadership Symposium, Biennial Conference, EQ-arts Quality Assurance and Enhancement Training Programme and the NEU NOW Festival.

Theater en Productiehuis De Generator is a new initiative in Leiden for professional socially engaged theater and cross-disciplinary art.

Production Manager for The Memory Booth (www.thememorybooth.org), a travelling AR performance installation based in Amsterdam and debuted in Melbourne.

Administrative and research assistant to photographer and multimedia artist based in Amsterdam. Duties included editing website materials, writing proposal submissions, managing artist’s digital profiles, processing photographic materials for work and researching opportunities for future submissions.

Worked as a member of the Fringe Critics Lab hosted by the Fringe Festival Amsterdam (2010, 2011) and the FringeReview, one of the UK’s most respected online fringe theatre publications. Researched and reviewed fringe productions for online publication.

Duties included creating personal performance schedules of the festival for national and international guests, arrival arrangements and welcoming, acting as a guide through the festival, serving as a contact point for any questions, problems or requests as well as arranging and facilitating special events including borrels, artist lectures and individual meetings between artists and guests.

Assisted Soho's International Associate in his remit. Work included reading and reporting on scripts sent from international playwrights per their potential for production at the company. Additional duties included working as a part of Soho’s Writing Center by providing clerical support, primarily involving processing and databasing incoming playscripts, as well as reading and reporting on the quality of select scripts.

Researched and prepared educational packets on ten different productions that students attended during the course of the two-week seminar in London, including dramaturgical information as well as logistical information. Managed the booking of accommodations, transportation, performances and activities tickets, liaised between students and staff and facilitated classes.

Project Manager for traveling, multi-disciplinary, performance project. Conducted research on J. Marion Sims’ gynecological experimentation on black disabled enslaved women of the antebellum American south.