I am a client advocate at 9b, where we help local nonprofits measure their outcomes. I also work as freelance writer and a correspondent for Focus: Black Oklahoma.

I'm a contributing author for the book, Proudly Serving: Public service in the digital age. In 2021, I wrote two books ("The Victory of Greenwood" and “A Kids Book about the Tulsa Race Massacre”) about the building, destruction, and re-building of the Greenwood neighborhood in Tulsa, OK.

I have a Bachelor of Arts in Administrative Leadership and a Master of Public Administration (MPA) degree from the University of Oklahoma, with a concentration in civic technology. I was selected by national urban-affairs magazine NextCity as part of its 2014 Vanguard Class. In 2015, I was certified by IDEO and +Acumen, in the practice of Human-Centered Design. In 2022, I was certified as a facilitator by the Mayors Office of Resilience and Equity alongside the OSU Center for Public Life.

As serial entrepreneur, writer, and community activist, I was at the forefront of many of Tulsa’s innovative ideas and civic engagement movements including the formation of Tulsa Fablab, The Forge, YP Tulsa, Tulsa Global Entrepreneur Week, the Tulsey Awards, TulsaNow, and Smart Growth Tulsa.

I currently serve on board of Tri-City Collective, World Stage Theatre Company, and the Urban Coders Guild.