From creating Instagram carousels that increased engagement to producing, reporting, and hosting award-winning audio stories, podcasts, and narrative voiceover work, my work centers on platform-optimized storytelling. I am currently exploring new opportunities in audience strategy, content creation, social media management, and storytelling. Most recently, I worked as an Audience Engagement Producer at Capital B News, where I focused on clear, creative communication across social platforms. Drawing from my multimedia background, I developed Instagram templates, web graphics, and visual narratives that helped stories resonate with audiences while supporting growth, engagement, and trust. Before moving into audience work, I was an audio reporter, with work appearing on national NPR newscasts, including All Things Considered, as well as in The Arizona Republic and USA Today. Over the years, my microphone has taken me across Arizona to talk with scientists and the people impacted by their work, through the Mississippi Delta reporting and producing award-winning public radio stories, and to Charlotte, North Carolina, where I supported innovative civic engagement through partnerships with libraries, community organizations, and the local NPR affiliate. I’ve been a fellow with NPR’s Next Generation Radio, the International Women’s Media Foundation’s (IWMF) Gwen Ifill Mentorship Program, and the inaugural Youth250 Bureau, where I consulted with cultural institutions, nonprofits, and community organizations. I also was an early corps member with Report for America. I’m drawn to roles and projects that blend strategy, planning, and creative storytelling across platforms—particularly in spaces focused on audience growth, engagement, and impact. Outside of work, I’m inspired by culture and history, and you’ll likely find me in a record store or vintage shop.…From creating Instagram carousels that increased engagement to producing, reporting, and hosting award-winning audio stories, podcasts, and narrative voiceover work, my work centers on platform-optimized storytelling. I am currently exploring new opportunities in audience strategy, content creation, social media management, and storytelling. Most recently, I worked as an Audience Engagement Producer at Capital B News, where I focused on clear, creative communication across social platforms. Drawing from my multimedia background, I developed Instagram templates, web graphics, and visual narratives that helped stories resonate with audiences while supporting growth, engagement, and trust. Before moving into audience work, I was an audio reporter, with work appearing on national NPR newscasts, including All Things Considered, as well as in The Arizona Republic and USA Today. Over the years, my microphone has taken me across Arizona to talk with scientists and the people impacted by their work, through the Mississippi Delta reporting and producing award-winning public radio stories, and to Charlotte, North Carolina, where I supported innovative civic engagement through partnerships with libraries, community organizations, and the local NPR affiliate. I’ve been a fellow with NPR’s Next Generation Radio, the International Women’s Media Foundation’s (IWMF) Gwen Ifill Mentorship Program, and the inaugural Youth250 Bureau, where I consulted with cultural institutions, nonprofits, and community organizations. I also was an early corps member with Report for America. I’m drawn to roles and projects that blend strategy, planning, and creative storytelling across platforms—particularly in spaces focused on audience growth, engagement, and impact. Outside of work, I’m inspired by culture and history, and you’ll likely find me in a record store or vintage shop.WWWW…