In Moret-sur-Loing, France.
I'm a journalist and audio producer currently based in Boston. These days you can find me working on the daily international news radio show The World. Previously I was a producer for the live daily news show Boston Public Radio on GBH, where I also reported, photographed, and wrote digital features for GBH News.
In 2018, I was nominated for a New England Emmy award for my work producing GBH's Boston mayoral debate, for which I was the lead researcher. I also headed up research on GBH’s 2020 Senate primary debate. In 2018, I was named an ocean science journalism fellow at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. In 2017, I was awarded a journalism fellowship from FASPE, an organization that sends young professionals to Germany and Poland to learn about contemporary ethics by studying the history of Nazi Germany.
I grew up in Coventry, Connecticut and graduated from Harvard with a degree in history. (Ask me about my senior thesis on nylon stockings.) Outside of work, you can find me oil painting, knitting, or doing hand embroidery, examples of which you can find on Instagram. You can get in touch with me by email or on Twitter or LinkedIn.