Publications + Presentations

“#DontMuteDC: Conceptualizing Cultural Genocide and Domestic Colonialism,” Spring 2021 – Utraque Unum 13:1
“For Black women and girls who aren’t ‘autistic enough’,” May 10, 2021 – Black Youth Project
“Black Catholic History is an Integral, Radical Part of Our History,” April 9, 2021 – Georgetown University Office of Campus Ministry Blog
“The legacy of Christian Abolitionism,” December 28, 2020 – Black Youth Project
“Connecting first-year students to the Georgetown community one retreat at a time,” December 3, 2020 – Georgetown University Office of Campus Ministry Blog
“NSO Jesuit Values Panel 2020: Care in Times of Uncertainty,” September 1, 2020 – Georgetown University Office of Campus Ministry Blog
“The world is still inaccessible for us,” July 27, 2020 – Black Youth Project
“Embrace Radical Love,” June 23, 2020 – The Hoya
“Envisioning Human Security in DC and Palestine,” February 12, 2020 – Praxis: The Fletcher Journal of Human Security
“Embracing Uncertainty in Gender,” February 7, 2020 – The Hoya
“Planting Seeds of Meaning, Belonging and Purpose,” December 5, 2019 – Georgetown University Office of Campus Ministry Blog

Chosen Family: An Inaugural Zine, Free Your Soul & Mind, Inc. – Artist-in-Residence and Featured Poet
The Anthem, Spring 2021 Edition – contributing poet
The Anthem, Fall 2020 Edition – contributing poet
Dryland Literary Journal, Issue 10 – contributing poet
The Anthem, Spring 2020 Edition – contributing poet
Voices of the East Coast – contributing poet

Future Now, September 2021 – Featured Reader (recording)
2020 Emory Undergraduate Research Program Virtual Symposium: “Cropped Out of History: American Portraits of Black Nannies with White Children, 1850 – 1950”
2019 Georgetown University Women’s and Gender Studies Annual Student Conference, Student Session I: Resisting Violence – “Intersectionality, Oppression, Liberation, and Power Dynamics: Sex Work as a Means of Nonviolent Resistance”
2016 Caribbean American Heritage Month Opening Panel Discussion: “Caribbean Americans, the Next Generation: Fitting into the Diaspora”