A little about myself

I’m a public historian specializing in oral history project development and digital curation, with experience in museum collections research and archival records management.

For over 15 years, I have helped museums, non-profits, and corporations create more usable interpretations of the past, on their own terms and in collaboration with stakeholders.

From chairing an oral history committee honoring civil rights movement activists in Milwaukee to leading site visits and programming for the HBCU Radio Preservation Project, I have always adhered to an ethic of shared authority.

A commitment to gender and sex equity, racial and economic justice informs my work. I bring this perspective to bear as a public historian who has collaborated on numerous archival, oral history, and digital humanities projects with diverse community partners.