I’m a journalist with 10 years of experience in four different newsrooms. I’m driven by a curiosity about how the world works and how best to share stories with readers.

Most recently, I’ve been exploring those questions at The New York Times. I’ve worked on the Newsroom Projects & Initiatives team, which develops special series and storytelling formats, and the Headway team, which reports on progress being made on the world’s biggest challenges. Before that, I produced audio stories for the NYT Audio App and its precursor, Audm.

Previously, I was the assistant editor at Smithsonian Magazine and an editorial fellow at The Atlantic. I also interned for the editorial departments at Slate and Ms. Magazine.

I majored in American Studies and minored in History at Wellesley College, where I hosted a weekly radio show, wrote a senior thesis on feminism in the digital age and studied abroad at the University of Cambridge.

I’m based in California and often spend my weekends hiking and birding.