About Me

Writing is where I begin; on the page I can wrestle with identity and memory, gender and justice, class and community. But words don’t stay still. They spill into the workshops I design, the communities I nurture, the campaigns I lend my voice to.

I have stood in classrooms and boardrooms guiding people through learning experiences that unlock new skills. I have sifted through archives and digital traces, tracing the intersections of religion, migration, sexuality, and tech. I have lobbied, written, and spoken until the air itself seemed to pulse with the urgency of social justice. And sometimes, when the noise is too much, I turn to my camera, finding poetry in a tree’s shadow or in the way an ordinary object can hold memory, ache, and hope.

Through it all, one thread runs constant, a restless belief that stories—written, spoken, taught, or captured—can shift the ground beneath us.