Stories of people and initiatives making their comes more beauitful.

Poem published in StoryOn.World

Longform guides and resources to support clear, precise, and effective communication for unboxable leaders.

“Lila” is something altogether different from her accomplishments in “Gilead.” Robinson still uses her great strength: vivid first person perspective, intimate details, and her lyric tone. But the language and pacing of Lila veers in a different, earthy direction, towards the genuine voice of a different economic class.

Curation of 2020 DC Startup Week Creative Economy Track.

“How do we find a name that doesn't confine us but expands our possibility?”

Dana Ray believes that words are action: that what we say is what we do. In her CreativeMornings/DC Talk, Dana Ray teaches us how to name our purpose, in all its specificity. When we can name what makes us feel most alive, Ray explains, that gives us our chance to be known and guided towards the changes we want to make in the world.

Choreography and performance in rumba, a partner dance style as appears in competition ballroom. The story of a partnership deciding whether or not to continue.

“Know My Name” is a book of reclamation, taking her life back from both rape and the justice system and owning her true name: Chanel Miller. A book with the immediacy of “Know My Name” deserved a cover that indicated its power. But with the original book cover, it’s too easy to continue not knowing Chanel Miller’s name.

“…There is only my English. And her English. And their English. And yours. You have created English in your mouth and hands just as all of us have done. English belongs as much to you as it does to me.”

Essay published in Issue 1 of DOMA, the literary journal of Fulbright Bulgaria.

FEED YOUR SOUL. DANCE YOUR HEART OUT.

Original dance event that ran in the woods of Pennsylvania from 2015-2019.

Based on years of officiating weddings, this course guides engaged partners through the key aspects of their story and how to build a day that truly embodies their unique richness.

Based on founding and directing the Camp Westie dance event for five years, this ebook and course offers a values based process to create events in a true-to-you form.

A rare “third space” in the downtown that did not require payment for general use and special event rentals were priced under market. It would center art and experiences over programs and religious initiatives.

A party for celebrating language and the way words bring us together.