I do a little bit of everything. I'm a community organizer, a host, a producer — I love finding ways to help people connect and building the kinds of spaces they want to return to.

For seven years I was a senior producer at Grim & Mild Entertainment Inc. and National Geographic — finding the story in a place or a person, and making it land. Good work, real scale, and eventually: not enough soul. So I turned back toward the things that have it: places with meaning. People in hard moments. I love the kind of work you can only do in person.

I'm a trained death midwife. I cook at a hospice. I throw queer disco parties. If that sounds like your kind of person, I'd love to hear from you.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

Be the party you wish to see in the world.

Selected Works

Things I’ve Made

community projects · oral history · immersive experiences

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Death Work

love + support across the pan-death experience

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LET'S WORK TOGETHER

I'm actively looking for full-time, place-based work in Washington, D.C. I'm at my best receiving people, tending a community, and making something real happen in a physical space. I'm drawn to hospices, retreat centers, cultural institutions, historic sites, and organizations where the daily work is about human dignity.

I also take on podcast and documentary projects in service of community work — oral history, death literacy, neighborhood storytelling. If you have a story that needs holding, let's talk.

I’m open to your invitations

  • Got a weird idea? I want to hear it. I’m calling in my innovators, my visionary energy, my inspired wonderers. Let’s make something together. Especially interested in death-centered projects at the moment

  • Things I’m dreaming about these days:

    • Opening a proper bathhouse in Washington, DC

    • Creating a brick-and-mortar dying space somewhere here, a la the Omega Home Network. I’m a big fan of what Joseph’s House here in DC is doing.

    • Producing living funeral parties — might you be interested?

    • Pleasure Activism by Adrienne Maree Brown