Project: Puyallup Assembly Center Remembrance Gallery, a permanent exhibition on the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans at the Washington State Fair. • Interpretive writing and image acquisition to educate the public on the wartime incarceration of Japanese Americans and draw analogies with contemporary social justice and civil rights issues. • Trauma-informed docent training materials and tour scripts to promote critical reflection and comparison between historical and contemporary civil and human rights abuses.• Content development and graphic design for tour brochures, flyers, and other materials.

• Redesign of the museum's Sámi handicraft exhibit, including an overhaul of interpretive content to more accurately and respectfully represent the indigenous peoples of the Scandinavian Arctic.• Project management for a large-scale newspaper digitization project, including grant writing, contract management, copyright acquisition, partnership development, and strategic communications.• Advising on archival arrangement, accessioning, and cataloging processes.

• Collections and archival research, as well as drafting of a collection prospectus for marketing a travelling retrospective on metalsmith Heikki Seppä.• Lead development for potential partners, host sites, and funders.

• Organizational development and leadership support for a LGBT2QIA+ community library as it transitions to operating as a non-profit association.• Design and implementation of outreach campaign in preparation for the library's relocation. • Comprehensive revision and redesign of volunteer training manual. • Audited cataloging practices and refined controlled vocabulary for non-English language materials.

• Conducted interview, archival, and participant research in Sweden and Germany to study community gardens as examples of heritage, community, and land activism.• Created a project-based sustainability program, as part of four-person team, to train students in critical analysis of environmental and social issues informed by multiple knowledge traditions.• Published academic articles and presented research at national and international conferences, workshops, and seminars.

• Served as co-organizer of conferences, workshops, and an advanced seminar series, working with colleagues to develop content and deliver professional learning opportunities for students and faculty.• Lectured and facilitated undergraduate seminars on research methods, critical anthropology, and postcolonial, intersectional, and social movement theory.

• Advised the board of a community-run demonstration garden on volunteer leadership development. • Created concept design for an exhibition celebrating the garden’s twentieth anniversary.• Drafted content for interpretive signage related to garden zones and their significance.

• Interactive content developer and project manager for a multi-year collaboration with IDEO, facilitating design workshops with educators, and advising UI designers and development team on user needs for a web-based program improvment platform.• Collaborated with school districts, government agencies, foundations, and community organizations on curriculum design, program development and evaluation, and policymaking to address disparities in student success.• Successfully wrote and managed grants ranging from $50K to $2.5M.• Researched, planned, and facilitated site visits for annual professional development institute.• Served as staff liaison to leadership councils and advisory boards for multiple education projects,collaborating with board members and external advisors to develop and realize strategic plans.