I'm a producer, writer, and content strategist with more than 20 years of experience creating content for museums, nonprofit organizations, television, digital platforms, and educational publishers. My work spans museum media, documentaries, interactive experiences, podcasts, and educational media for museums, national memorials, and cultural organizations.

I specialize in transforming complex historical subjects into engaging, accessible stories through thoughtful content strategy, editorial development, and cross-platform production.

Most recently, I've developed content strategy and produced educational films and interactive media for the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration, conducted archival research for the Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library, and led the development of educator toolkits, videos, podcasts, and interpretive materials for the National World War I Memorial in Washington, D.C. I've also partnered with Scholastic to create educational resources that have reached more than 200,000 classrooms.

Beyond museum projects, I've written hundreds of articles for History.com, Bio.com, and other clients; developed K–12 curriculum and classroom resources; and contributed story development, historical research, and fact-checking... to television series including History's Greatest Mysteries, The Toys That Built America, and the HISTORY This Week podcast.

Earlier in my career at The HISTORY Channel, I helped launch award-winning digital projects, including the Webby Award-winning HISTORY Here app and the Webby-nominated The Obama Years: An Oral History. I also created the Civil War 150 interactive website, later selected by the Library of Congress for its permanent collection, and produced educational videos for partners including the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History, George Washington's Mount Vernon, and the Gilder Lehrman Institute.

Whether producing museum media, researching a documentary, or creating educational resources, I'm driven by a simple goal: making history engaging, accessible, and meaningful for every audience.

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