Almost all of my professional successes link back to the strong foundation I have in journalism and storytelling. While attending the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism at Arizona State University, I reported and produced a wide range of stories from places like the rural desert of Arizona, the halls of the U.S. Capitol, and Amazon rainforest in Brazil — just to name a few.

Take a look at my published work more in-depth by clicking the links below.

Teen Vogue

• ​How Tumblr's Porn Ban Could Put Sex Workers at Risk

• Chicago's Missing Black Women and Girls Prompted Aziya Roberts to Start Organizing

• Wendy Carrillo, a Former Undocumented Immigrant, Is Taking a Stand Against Donald Trump

Texas Monthly

• ‘Homecoming’ Is Beyoncé’s Ode to the Power and Creativity of Blackness

The Texas Tribune

• “Why did I come to America?” Black asylum-seekers from Africa face unique challenges in the U.S.

• Meet the small-town student activists emerging in Texas after the mass shooting in Santa Fe

• "Women can do this": Female inmates in Texas find fulfillment in learning technical skills, but they have fewer options than men

• How Democrats in Texas are trying to win over one of America’s most ethnically diverse counties

• Report: Women at Texas community colleges aren’t getting the kind of birth control they want

The Austin Chronicle

• Sassy's Brings Its Vegetarian Soul Food to East Austin (Cover Story, March 2019)

• How Digital Media Professionals Manage Stress in a Chaotic Online Environment

• Taste of Black Austin: Joi Chevalier Talks Green Book

Austin Monthly

• The Growing Mental Health Crisis From COVID-19 in Austin