I bring an audience- and equity-centric lens to communications and beyond.
I ensure organizations effectively give stakeholders the information they need, at the time they need it, and in ways they understand.
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From the Blog
Notes from “Consent Plus the Protocols and Ethics of Photographing People”
People of color and individuals from traditionally marginalized populations have seen images of themselves or people like them misused over and over again. Communicators must rethink how we think of photography.
Proposals For Doing Nonprofit Storytelling More Ethically and Equitably
The power dynamics at play in nonprofit storytelling are complex. It is essential that communicators set aside our preconceived ideas of the “perfect story” so we can listen to and understand the story the individual wishes to share.
It’s Not Just About Having the “Right” Words and Pictures
Every communicator goes on a journey once they decide to consider equity concerns in communications, a journey that can be mapped on the White Racial Identity Development Model.
