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POPSUGAR: In 2025, we brought back cover shoots and stories to Popsugar, which have been some of the brand’s best-performing projects of all time. I’ve led editorial on everything from our profile of Amaya “Papaya” Espinal, our Feel-Good Person of the Year, to Popsugar Pulse, a new cover series that platforms who and what is in the zeitgeist. Our first edition of that series featured Belmont Cameli and Ella Bright of “Off Campus,” and I wrote our latest edition, which spotlights the real-life friendship between Lexi Minetree, Chandler Kinney, and Gabrielle Policano, the stars of “Elle.” I also spearheaded our Feel-Good List, which featured Lana Condor (read the profile I wrote here), Adrienne Bailon, and Taryn Delanie Smith.
POPSUGAR: In 2024, POPSUGAR rebranded to PS, a women’s lifestyle publication focused on wellness via real-life stories and expert-backed journalism. As part of our rebrand, I oversaw and edited our first special digital issue, Radical Honesty. We delved into the topics we wish everyone were more open about, from Ozempic to student debt to addiction, and featured folks like Jordan Chiles, Margaret Cho, and Ilana Glazer. I also oversaw the expansion of our identity coverage, which you can read more about here.
POPSUGAR: I interviewed Vice President Kamala Harris in an exclusive sit-down about abortion rights and the midterms in October 2022. That same month, I also profiled Chanel Miller for the five-year anniversary of #MeToo; she spoke about how she’s forged a previously inconceivable reality. I’ve conceived of and launched high-impact projects on everything from friendship within the APIA community to the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade.
THE WASHINGTON POST: Over the course of a year, I sent disposable cameras to 25 women across the country, including celebrities like Kristen Bell and Katie Couric. The project, called The Disposables, features the unedited lives of those women. Explore the the full project, and see how it lives on Instagram here.
THE LILY: I covered a range of topics for The Lily and The Washington Post, including being post-grad in the pandemic, sexist credit cards, music festivals, and trans activists. I drove our daily and features coverage, and edited hundreds of stories about issues of gender and identity, many of which you can read here.
THE ATLANTIC: Read a personal essay that I wrote about my grandfather's fight for civil rights as a Black doctor. Annd read a news story that I broke for The Atlantic about Trump rush-delivering condolence letters to Gold Star families.
SO IT GOES MAGAZINE: Read a feature that I wrote and photographed.
