Contributing Author

Chapter 10 ‘Color Story: Stephen Burrows’s Impact on the World of Fashion’

Project Manager

An immersive experience—When covid-19 shut down all D.C. Recreation centers and Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum; we took a new photo exhibit highlighting the lives, deeds, and contributions of African American men from an inside exhibition to an outside exhibition on the grounds of the Deanwood Recreation Center. The impact was profound.

Project Manager

Mozart's magical and transformational MAGIC FLUTE came to life filmed in Washington DC’s iconic Southeast neighborhood. A luminous version by local playwright Sybil Williams and librettist Jarrod Lee put new words to unforgettable music crying out that black life matters and exploring what it is to be young, Black, and gifted in opera today.

Project Manager

A new vibrant cultural arts space in DC's U Street Corridor dedicated to showcasing the works of local artists and art exhibits curated through a partnership between DC Department of Parks & Recreation and Arena Social Arts Club. We support artist and community development by providing a platform for district residents to come together and experience the beauty of art.

Project Manager

Community Recreation Center intersects with groundbreaking Mobile Art Gallery supporting innovative artists across all disciplines to make their work accessible to diverse audiences. This union provides unconventional space for relevant and challenging work essential to nurturing vibrant urban communities.

Co-Creative Director

Street Theater 2.0 is the re-imagining of the original program created by Mike Malone and Peggy Cooper Cafritz. Designed as a prestige program where DC’s young and emerging creatives, spoken word performers, artists activists, expressive community organizers, and innovators were trained and built community.