Managing handwritten story submissions authored by incarcerated writers and assigning transcription tasks to a team of volunteers. Serving as the primary connection between the editorial staff and volunteers.

Wrote long-form stories, with a focus on civic issues and community activism. Gained tremendous confidence with independent problem solving, interviewing across language and cultural barriers, and reporting on a different society.

Managed handwritten story submissions authored by incarcerated writers and assigned transcription tasks to a team of volunteers. Served as the primary connection between the editorial staff and volunteers.

Edited and refined stories authored by incarcerated writers, ensuring clarity and accuracy. Curated collections of published stories, highlighting themes and providing context for readers. Researched demographics of PJP writers.

Wrote for the News and Arts & Culture sections, covering a broad range of topics, ranging from university research to the UW police department, and art exhibitions to religion in the community. Primarily shorter-form, quicker turnaround articles.

Reported on the 2022 Washington State legislative session, covering bills throughout the legislative process. Conducted interviews with lawmakers, advocates, and affected citizens to gather complex perspectives and stories. Stories took a human-centered approach to political reporting, emphasizing the real-world impact of legislation on individuals and communities.