I am a doctoral candidate in History at the Johns Hopkins University. My research interests include racism and real estate in the United States, environmental history, food history, and the politics of public memory. I recently co-curated Food for the People: Eating and Activism in Greater Washington, an exhibition at the Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum, which is open through September 2022.
As an organizational strategist I help non-profits like DC Greens and Globemed walk the path of anti-racism and develop strategies for being accountable to the communities impacted by their work.
Prince George's County, MD raised me, but I call D.C.'s Anacostia neighborhood home. My organizing home is the Black Youth Project 100.
As an organizational strategist I help non-profits like DC Greens and Globemed walk the path of anti-racism and develop strategies for being accountable to the communities impacted by their work.
Prince George's County, MD raised me, but I call D.C.'s Anacostia neighborhood home. My organizing home is the Black Youth Project 100.
