
I design learning experiences and build the systems that power them.
Right now that's at Figma, where I work on knowledge infrastructure and AI-powered support tools.
When I'm not doing that, I run Doodle Street, a nonprofit that sends free art supplies to classrooms and youth programs.
And, like everyone else in Brooklyn, I'm a #creative.
K–8 art programs are the first cut when school budgets tighten. I founded Doodle Street to fill that gap. We're a 501(c)(3) that sends free art supply kits directly to under-resourced classrooms so students have what they need create.

At the 2025 Global Youth Summit, I co-led a workshop for middle and high school students exploring generative AI for civic problem-solving. Student teams used prompt engineering to tackle real MARTA transportation challenges and presented their findings in a collaborative FigJam brief.

At Techsgiving, I designed and launched the Pivot Program, a no-cost workforce development initiative introducing Atlanta residents to in-demand tech skills through Google's Grow with Google certificates.
I partnered with Atlanta's Office of Technology and Innovation, built the curriculum around community research and survey data, and ran parallel cohorts in Project Management and UX Design. Within 48 hours of launch, we received 200+ applications. The program closed with a 4.2 CSAT and an instructor rating of 4.72.
We also launched in D.C. and Philadelphia, in partnership with Grow with Google D.C. and The Urban League of Philadelphia.

I relaunched Webflow's global ambassador program after a pandemic pause. I started with community interviews to identify gaps, then rebuilt program operations end to end in Airtable. Within the first quarter we received 100+ applications and totaled 117 chapters across 34 countries.

I studied art in undergrad with hopes of working for Pixar. That didn't work out, but I'm still doing art and community-focused initiatives!

With a background in art and education, my portfolio can be defined as a child's textbook, reimagined. My work consists of mixed media collages, bold illustrations, and educational tools.

My store full of cool doodles on paper and the occasional homage to donuts.

THE VANGUARDS, which started as a grad school project, is a collection of Black women who have made a remarkable impact on society. Sharing a tune with the original definition of vanguard, we define popular culture, spark social movements, and break records.