New Way of Working

My oral history practice has transitioned from public humanities work to a focus on preserving personal and family stories during times of big change. I’ve built an approach that takes traditional oral history methods and weaves in modalities for healing, end-of-life preparedness, and embodied practices for grief. With nervous-system-loving care, I help us stay connected to ourselves and our communities in a culture built on disconnection and extraction. Find out more about this work and ways we might work together here.