Recent events include:

• Conversations and panels with writers like Tourmaline, Brandon Taylor, Torrey Peters, Molly Wizenberg, Mariko Tamaki, Courtney M. Martin, Catherine Newman, and Adam Mansbach

• A 12-city book tour with W. Kamau Bell, with conversations moderated by Megan Rapinoe, Tonya Mosely, Marc Lamont Hill, Alicia Garza, Dr. Yanique Redwood, Britt Hawthorne, Anna Sale, and more

• A talk and workshop for students and faculty at Santa Clara University

• An interview with Margaret Atwood for the UC Santa Cruz Humanities Institute

• A 35-minute appearance on “Conan” to discuss the roles of white people in dismantling white supremacy

• Instagram Live Q+A with Erin Heaney, Exec Director of Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ)

• Talks on anti-racism and radical histories for teams at Spotify, Paypal, LinkedIn, and Genentech

• A keynote for Apple’s “Today at Apple” initiative at the global flagship Apple store

• A livestreamed conversation with Black Voters Matter co-founder LaTosha Brown 

• An interactive family-friendly presentation for Women’s History month at the San Francisco MOMA

• A panel on storytelling and empowerment at the United Nations’ GirlUp! Summit

• A Q+A with Olympic gold-medalist Ibtahij Muhammed at the Miami Book Festival

• A guest lecture on teaching radical histories for graduate students at Cal State Fullerton 

Recent freelance work includes:

• Research, write, and edit historical content for several high-profile photography books, including Renegades: Born in the U.S.A. by Barack Obama and Bruce Springsteen

• Curate the Berkeley Symphony’s Spring program, and write an original narrative highlighting the work of three female composers

• Create a large-scale multimedia installation (with artist Miriam Klein Stahl) for “Hella Feminist” the Oakland Museum’s upcoming show about feminism

• Research feminist histories for an award-winning app and consult with the top ad agency that created it to ensure diverse, anti-racist, historically accurate content

• Consult with the city of Grand Rapids, MI on a city-wide public art initiative and walking tour based on Rad American Women A-Z