earlier work
2008-2013
Yes. Oui. Si.
Branding and Creative Copy
I was very proud to be involved with a number of projects organized by Yes.Oui.Si., a group of talented artists, curators and creatives who managed a local art gallery and also worked as a production team.
My work included copywriting, branding, social media, and website production for clients like SneakerMuseum and others.
The Next Great Generation: Co-Founder and Editor in Chief
TNGG was ten years ahead of its time. As the co-founder and editor in chief of this millennial-focused online magazine, I got my management chops early. At its peak, TNGG claimed over 300 writers across the country, and a few sprinkled internationally as well.
The site was a mixture of journalism, blogging, opinions, advice, analysis, and commentary on being young between 2009 and 2012.
We also launched a successful hyperlocal spinoff site, TNGG Boston, in partnership with the Boston Globe.
GlobalPost Human Rights
I spent many years at international news startup GlobalPost (now part of PRI.org).
I began as an intern, pre-launch, in 2008, and over the years, I helped develop an international blogging section, the members-only Passport section, and a student correspondent corps.
As the web producer for the Special Reports section, I originated the Rights blog, a vertical with a focus on human rights news and paying attention to under-covered international issues, where I reported a daily column and edited contributions from other reporters.