The New York Times • 29th October 2026

A Museum Just for Latin American and Latino Art Celebrates 30 Years

This article is part of the Fine Arts & Exhibits special section on how the world of art and museums is pushing boundaries.A young man named Diego seeks help from a curandero, or traditional healer. The problem? Diego is the living dead, killed in a car crash on his 21st birthday and resurrected by Mictlantecuhtli, the Aztec ruler of the underworld.“El Muerto the Aztec Zombie,” a comics series that chronicles Diego’s feats, weaves superhero motifs with aspects of Latino culture. It’s the brainch...

Smithsonian Magazine • 1st March 2025

Eight Places to Experience a Movie Like It’s 1925

I pitched and executed this feature story for Smithsonian Magazine about the history of theater organs—and where you can go today to see a silent film accompanied by a talented theater organ player. I also took one of the photographs in the piece.

Visit Oakland 2025 Guide • 29th January 2025

Local voices: Jeffrey Myers

I interviewed Jeffrey Myers, co-founder of the Oakland LGBTQ Community Center, about his life, the center, and how he spearheaded Oakland's first LGBTQ cultural district.

San Francisco Chronicle • 11th July 2024

S.F. arts collective She Bends is shining bright, bending the norm

She Bends is passing on the rare craft of neon to people who historically haven’t had the chance to learn it. I wrote this feature for the San Francisco Chronicle. It appeared on the cover of the July 14, 2024 issue of Datebook, their Sunday arts section.

Franklincovey.com • 5th March 2024

20+ phrases to de-escalate tension in a difficult conversation

When emotions run high, try phrases like these to help everyone calm down and focus on making progress.

Franklincovey.com • 4th April 2023

7 common misconceptions about disability and accommodations at work

You'd know if someone on your team had a disability, right? Don't let this or other mistaken beliefs keep you from being inclusive.

AFAR magazine • 17th May 2022

Explore California’s Asian American History at These Key Sites

From San Francisco to San Diego, learn lesser-known stories of how AAPI Americans have shaped the Golden State — and the U.S.

Franklincovey.com • 11th April 2024

Sample openers for difficult talks

Don’t let complex personal histories or power dynamics keep you from starting a difficult conversation you need to have.

IDEO.com • 13th June 2018

A Future Where Food Is Never Wasted

The average American wastes enough food each month to feed another person for 19 days. The Rockefeller Foundation and IDEO are fighting food waste through partnerships with hotels, food banks, foundations, and entrepreneurs.

Earthjustice Quarterly Magazine • 7th April 2017

Sun Rises Over the Bluegrass State

Meet the man charting a greener course for coal country by shutting down the massive Big Sandy coal plant and establishing Kentucky’s largest solar farm.

Earthjustice Quarterly Magazine • 20th June 2016

Damned Lies and Dirty Coal

Developers, politicians, and mining executives wanted to bring California’s largest coal terminal to West Oakland. "No way! Not when my parishioners live two blocks from this site," said Reverend Ken Chambers. Residents fought back — and won.

Healthline News • 24th November 2014

Is the Forest of Bacteria Inside You Your Most Precious Resource?

Decades of intensive antibiotic treatments have cost Americans many of their native gut bacteria. Could a damaged microbiome be an underlying cause of conditions like asthma and MS?

T: The New York Times Style Magazine • 22nd March 2012

Eye Candy: 'Supreme Beings'

Butoh on the runway? It’s perfect for San Francisco designers Elena Slivnyak and Ilan Rueben, who walk the thin line between fashion and modern art.

Earthjustice Quarterly Magazine • 15th October 2015

Righting Civil Wrongs

From California to Michigan, low-income communities of color have been waiting years — sometimes decades — for the EPA to investigate complaints of environmental racism.

Franklincovey.com • 11th December 2025

4 phrases to help you better understand someone

I wrote and designed this interactive audio activity for FranklinCovey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People course. It helps learners decide what to say to prompt someone else to share what they think, feel, and need.

UC Berkeley Advanced Media Institute • 6th April 2023

Podcast: How I Hear

I completed a podcasting course through the UC Berkeley Graduate School of Journalism. My final project was this exploration of how hearing loss impacts me and my family.

Franklincovey.com • 8th October 2025

5 fundamentals to come across as professional in your writing

I wrote this article for FranklinCovey's course Writing for Results, incorporating ideas from author and writing coach Jay Heinrichs.

StoryCenter • 29th May 2024

Video: Amateur Archaeologist

This short video is the result of a multimedia storytelling course I took at StoryCenter in Berkeley, CA. We were asked to record a personal narrative and bring it to life with audio and video elements.

Franklincovey.com • 20th February 2019

9 tips to listen well and build empathy with co-workers

When you listen to build empathy, you’ll open your mind to others’ diverse perspectives, form stronger bonds, and work together more effectively.

Franklincovey.com • 18th June 2024

3 signs you should seek an outside perspective on your idea—and why to do it

If you race ahead with a limited point of view, you could end up with a failed project or disappointed customers. I wrote the script for this video and acted as production assistant and script supervisor on set.