I create resources to support sex workers, kinksters, and queer and trans people of color. My career in social justice began during my time as a college diversity services coordinator. I then branched into public health, working as a communications and health equity associate at NASTAD. In this role, I guided the development of resources responsive to the needs of the transgender community. Disheartened by the lack of pleasure-focused resources, I founded brownfxck ⁠— a sex education project that offered educational programming and social events on healthy sexual exploration for queer and trans people of color in DC. In the years since then, I've worked to hone Commitment to framing sexual health as a racial justice issue and increasing access to resources has granted me opportunities to share my work in spaces such as Creating Change, Woodhull Sexual Freedom Summit, Philadelphia Trans Wellness Conference, US Conference on AIDS, NYC Department of Health, and Widener University. I've also sat on community advisory boards for George Washington University and Grindr for Equality. My commentary has been featured in numerous mediums, such as POZ Magazine, Gay Times UK, The Huffington Post, The Strong Stance, Let's Talk Bruh Podcast, and InsideOut Radio.