I currently reside in Boston. I am the Director of Communications for Mayor Michelle Wu's Community Engagement Cabinet for the City of Boston. I am a founding board member of Boston Art Review’s (BAR). I had the pleasure of guest editing  “Revel in Black Excellence,” a section in their sixth issue celebrating Black artists in Boston. In 2018, I was named one of seven Boston Artists-in-Residence by Mayor Marty Walsh exploring how art influences government policy impacting our community. As a writer, my work focuses on how women can use writing as a tool for healing and advocacy.

My first collection of poetry entitled Water Carrier inspired by Solange's "A Seat at the Table" was released in October 2018. I am the creator of the Boston’s Most Resilient Women project which tells the resiliency stories of women of color. I developed the Boston Women in the Workplace survey. I am also the founder of Girls, Write! a creative writing and publishing program for girls of color in Boston.  
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I love God. I am obsessed with seeing women of color win in life. If I could have a bottomless mimosas brunch with five fierce women alive, it would be Danyel Smith, Angela Davis, Tracee Ellis Ross, Elaine Welteroth and Solange.

When I am not writing, you can find me at an art gallery, curating a new vegan or pescetarian recipe in my kitchen or eating my way through eclectic cities internationally.