I strive to use my voice to help others better understand how to meet this moment whether it comes to building effective strategies, facilitating engaging events or understanding and unpacking our lived experiences.
I've spoken on panels, at conferences, at universities, on podcasts and more and hosted,  facilitated trainings and events and more across industries. 
I am particularly interested in hosting and moderating in spaces where there are gatherings or Q&As around culture and community to facilitate learning, connection and meaningful engagement.
Event HOSTING & Facilitation
I have hosted and facilitated a number of virtual and in-person events and really enjoy helping people create an event environment that keeps audiences engaged and helps get the best narratives out of the speakers.

Moderating: Women in Leadership Gathering The Vanguard Suite

Hosting and Emceeing: TEDx + Graham Windham

Hosting and Emceeing: Comedy Show Dirty Laundry

Hosting and Emceeing: Stacey Abrams Encanto Virtual Fundraiser

Facilitating: Virgil Abloh Foundation Photoshoot + Pitch Competition

Trainings & WorkShops
I've been hosting trainings on topics that I am an expert in and passionate about to help people understand how to navigate today's complex environment and actually connect, engage and mobilize audiences. A few examples.

Virgil Abloh Foundation Creative Workshop

Virgil Abloh Foundation Creative Visioning Workshop

EU Public Diplomacy Strategy Session

New American Leaders Campaign Staff Training

New American Leaders Candidate Training

Speaking
Examples of podcasts, panels and classes I've spoken to in recent years.

HelloMergeTag Podcast Episode

Digital Strategy Summit Panel 

Pop Culture and Psychology Conversation

Community and Storytelling As Social Change Conversation

Other Notable Speaking Engagements:
The Great BattleField Podcast — Social Media & The Brand Class » NYU  — Digital Mobilization Panel » Priorities USA  — Innovating for Social Impact Class » Duke University  — Undergraduate Communications Association Panel » UCLA

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