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Digital Works

Holy Local Podcast Project, September 2024: Conducted 16+ oral history interviews and archival research to craft a six-episode podcast focused on the history of the Church of the Saviour, a small church community with big impact in the Adams Morgan neighborhood of Washington, DC. Developed a companion digital exhibition with photographs, archival material, and an interactive map.

Legacy Business Project Reports, April 2023/2024: Through continued research and analysis of DC’s longstanding businesses, DCPL staff developed an inventory of 140+ businesses across all eight wards of the city. Public products included two reports, a zine, and social media outreach.

Capital City Slavery Project, May 2022: Researched, wrote, and published a report on the lack of documentation regarding enslavement in historic preservation records. Created a digital exhibit, walking tour, and educational resources for public use.

History, Culture, and Community Social Media Project, February 2022: Developed a social media project aimed at increasing accessibility and diversity of D.C. history and academia for the community.

Living New Deal TikTok Account Creation, June 2021: Designed and launched a TikTok account for a non-profit organization that appealed to a younger audience and increased viewer engagement.

DC Preservation League Documentary Project, April 2021: Conducted 5 oral histories, managed a filming calendar, trouble-shot interviewing problems, edited footage in Adobe Premiere, and participated in event planning for documentary publication.

Through Mother’s Eyes: Black Lives Matter Protests, October 2020: Conducted 3 interviews with mothers about their participation in the Black Lives Matter protests and their fears for their children in the modern world.

The Rosedale Memory Project Community Archive, August 2019: Created a digital archive for the historically segregated community of Rosedale, a neighborhood in Birmingham, Alabama. Recorded, transcribed, and digitized over 12 interviews with residents and developed the entire site through Omeka programming.

Looking Forward, Looking Back Podcast, May 2019: Conducted two oral history interviews in addition to writing, hosting, and publishing a podcast episode focused on church history, personal faith, and community tradition.