Competitive analysis of ByteBack, an organization that I researched for the entirety of the semester in Spring 2020, resulting in a final recommendations report that identified tactics for growing and more deeply engaging that organization’s audience, informed by data analysis and the org's goals. Created for my Audience Development class at GWU with Professor Ari Bevacqua, Director of Comms at the New York Times.

Shelly Stone, thoroughbred horserace trainer and rider, reflects on the past and looks towards the future after being paralyzed in a horse-riding accident 10 years ago this February. Story written for GWU Feature writing class Spring 2021.

A press release I drafted and edited during my press internship.

A prominent civil rights activist and podcast host spoke at Dorothy Betts Theatre Friday about his new book and addressing racism from a structural standpoint. DeRay Mckesson, the host of the podcast “Pod Save the People,” spoke to a crowd of about 100 people at the event, which was moderated by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Taylor Branch and sponsored by Politics and Prose. Mckesson shared anecdotes from his new book, “On the Other Side of Freedom,” a collection of personal essays ranging in t

Unconventional Diner offers an experience that will be anything but ordinary. This new addition to Northwest D.C. has made a strong impression since it opened in January. Swapping out retro decor and vinyl seating for white walls and scattered pop-art, this spot gives a more upscale, eclectic style than your average diner while still retaining a comfortable dining experience. Just a one block walk from the Mt. Vernon Square/Convention Center Metro stop, the diner’s reasonably priced dishes and