I’m an editor and writer currently working at the Brooklyn Museum on digital storytelling about its collections, exhibitions, and community initiatives.
I developed narrative nonfiction, longform essays, and news features at Literary Hub as a senior editor. Before that, I was the lead online editor for PBS NewsHour’s weekend program, managing the team’s daily news coverage on the weekends while reporting on justice movements and culture, and I also worked as an arts reporter/producer at PBS NewsHour.
My work is upcoming in Orion Magazine and has appeared in Literary Hub, the Poetry Foundation’s Harriet Books, Boston Review, and the Washington Post, as well as PBS NewsHour’s broadcast and website. I previously received a Kiplinger Fellowship in Public Affairs Journalism.
Selected Work
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Features
The Dinner Party Today: Conversations on a Landmark Feminist Work (Brooklyn Museum)
Leaked Roe draft has same-sex couples bracing for an end to marriage equality: ‘Nothing’s impossible’ (Grid News)
Using only materials from a refugee camp, artists recreate Syria’s lost treasures (PBS NewsHour)
Projection artists bring light to social issues with attention-grabbing protests (PBS NewsHour)
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Interviews
On Grief: A Conversation with Sara Henning (Poetry Foundation)
Imani Perry on Writing the Story of the American South (Literary Hub)
Alison Bechdel on Transcendentalism, Bliss, and The Secret to Superhuman Strength (Literary Hub)
Interview with an Indie Press series (Literary Hub)
Ocean Vuong on why reading poetry is political (PBS NewsHour)
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Commentary