About

I am a writer, photographer, and multimedia journalist based in New Jersey who centers on Black (hi)stories relating to race, justice, culture, identity, and art.

 

I received a BA in African American Studies from Princeton University, as well as New York University's Modern Journalism Certificate. Also, I am a 2020 Princeton Prize in Race Relations Certificate winner, 2025 Reporting Fellow for the South Jersey Information Equity Project, 2026 South Jersey Emerging Journalists Alumni Reporting Award recipient, and member of the Philadelphia Chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists.

 

My work is featured in a variety of publications, including The Daily Princetonian, Midstory, Atlantic City Focus, Front Runner New Jersey, Black in Jersey, We Are Jersey, and Princeton Alumni Weekly.​

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An advocate, I am interested in the convergence of art and activism. All of my creative work looks at people who are underrepresented and topics that might be inaccessible. Advocacy, to me, is finding gaps and holes and working to bridge and close them. With a particular focus on Black stories, my ultimate goal as an 'artivist' is to help create a more liberated future for marginalized people – art frees us.