I build experiences, stories, and strategies that help people, organizations, and communities transform.

Sometimes that becomes a branded documentary series, a commercial campaign, a narrative film, or a podcast. Sometimes it’s a leadership retreat, a cultural strategy, or a community initiative. Sometimes it’s helping an organization find the story that brings its mission to life. For me, it’s all one practice: creating the conditions for meaningful change.

For more than twenty years, I’ve worked as a creative director, filmmaker, executive producer, podcast producer, and cultural strategist at the intersection of storytelling, leadership, healing, and social transformation. I direct and produce branded content, documentaries, commercial campaigns, narrative films, and podcasts while designing creative strategy, leadership experiences, and cultural initiatives that move people from inspiration to action.

For thirteen years, I served in senior creative and strategic leadership with the Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation, leading the organization’s creative direction, political storytelling, and visual narrative. I directed, produced, and executive produced documentary, digital, social, and audio content, developed narrative and political strategy, led creative campaigns, produced large-scale events and cultural experiences, shaped executive communications, helping build one of the most recognizable storytelling ecosystems in modern social justice.

I’ve partnered with the Kalliopeia Foundation, the Center for Third World Organizing, Soil & Shadow, and Abolition Dream Labs to design leadership programs, cultural strategy, publications, healing retreats, and immersive learning experiences. My healing, facilitation, and leadership development practice is grounded in Augusto Boal’s Theatre of the Oppressed and Rainbow of Desire, developed through years of training and mentorship with Brent Blair. I serve on the boards of the North American Registry of Midwives and St. Elmo Village. My film and creative work has been recognized by Sundance, Warner Bros., Lincoln Center, and MoCADA.

Today, much of my community work is rooted in Altadena. Through the DENA Soil Project and Altadena Earth Commons, I’m helping build environmental justice and healing infrastructure after the Eaton Fire, pairing ecological restoration with education, wellness programming, and embodied practices that support collective recovery.

Across every project, I bring together strategy and creativity, structure and imagination, systems thinking and human connection.