I’m an editor and writer based in Brooklyn, New York.

Right now, I’m working with museums and cultural institutions around the world as an editor, writer, and digital producer to tell stories about art for a global audience. I began this work at the Brooklyn Museum, where I worked to launch its first digital publication and podcast.

I worked with award-winning and emerging authors on developing 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 social movements and culture, and I also worked as an arts reporter/producer at PBS NewsHour, covering emerging artists and leading a series on contemporary poetry.

My work has been published by the Brooklyn Museum, Literary Hub, Orion Magazine, PBS NewsHour, the Poetry Foundation’s Harriet Books, the Washington Post, and the Boston Review. I previously received a Kiplinger Fellowship in Public Affairs Journalism.

I’m also an interviews editor for Full Stop, focusing on independent presses and works in translation, and serve as a writing mentor for We Are Not Numbers, a publication for emerging writers from Palestine.