Journalism Department, Emerson College

Teach courses integrating data visualization, multimedia storytelling, and civic engagement. Design curricula that focus on data democratization, the humanization of data, and environmental equity. Mentor students on responsible and ethical design.

Emerson College

Exploring the intersections of participatory AI, data literacy, and community-generated datasets for environmental equity.

Media Design, Civic Media and Arts, Emerson College

Delivered graduate courses on participatory methods in community storytelling. Developed interdisciplinary design studios emphasizing sustainability, data ethics, and responsible design.

Massachusetts College of Art

Advised on electronic projects for interactive installations at the graduate and undergraduate levels.

Emerson College

Focused on democratizing access to data through storytelling and interactive design.

Bunker Hill Community College

Developed foundational courses in media production and public storytelling.

Tisch School of the Arts, New York University

Massachusetts College of Art, Boston, MA — Graduated with Honors

Merksemdok Cultural Center, Merksem, Antwerp, Belgium

Environmental data visualization installation transforming invisible noise pollution into tangible public art. Transparent vinyl decals on street-facing windows visualize European Environment Agency noise data, while a participatory community map invites residents to contribute their lived experience of sound through a color-coded sticker system — generating community datasets that could train future AI models to understand noise as lived experience rather than mere measurement.

Boston Cyberarts Gallery · Bottom Line Partnership

Data democratization and literacy initiative empowering first-generation Latine college students to build affordable indoor air quality sensors, collect environmental data from their homes and communities, and visualize their stories through interactive tools. Investigating the accessibility of indoor air quality data through equity-focused visualizations and community-driven sensor development.

Book Chapter · Published by Routledge

Explored the intersections of data ethics, storytelling, and intergenerational teaching from a computational design and multilingual perspective. The chapter, “Identity, Technology, and Storytelling,” focuses on changing the narrative of underserved communities of color by amplifying their voices through a maker’s perspective and exploring identity through an intergenerational cohort.

Google Cambridge Headquarters · Permanent Installation

Permanent 2D installation using computational tools and photography to emphasize narratives about climate change related to plastic consumption.

Egleston Square, Boston

Qualitative and quantitative research conducted through interviews with the Latine community, focusing on the affordability and accessibility of housing. Immigrant narratives were visualized using interactive storytelling tools and public installations.

Boston AIR (Boston Artists-in-Residence)

Created video cameras using affordable electronics and recycled materials to capture stories about cultural identity.