As a GC Digital Fellow, I teach workshops about the foundations of web development. This includes introductions to content management software like WordPress, web-hosting and platforms, HTML and CSS, and how to use these tools to develop your own digital academic identity, public-facing scholarship or in teaching and learning endeavors.

As an OpenCUNY coordinator, I teach workshops related to data security and privacy.

I have taught courses on urban studies, urban social movements, urban research methods, and environmental psychology at Queens College, John Jay College and The New School.

My dissertation is a feminist activist enthography that centers the experiences of activists organizing in Western Queens. This is part of a larger digital public history project titled Recalibrating Queens, that seeks to re-examine the region’s past, resituate the present, and reimagine just futures for all.