A short photo documentary I produced for my multimedia photography class at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism about the new two-parent household among black families.
A photo essay I did in December 2009 for my photography class at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism. It featured a church in Oakland that serves hot meals every Wednesday night to whomever walks through the doors.
I built this Flash project from scratch for my Advanced Multimedia class at UC Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism in Spring 2009. The design was inspired by CNN’s The Grim Sleeper project.
A video story I independently produced about Oakland community activist RyanNicole, who through her multi-faceted talents helps youths in the Bay Area find their creative voices.
A video story I produced accompanying my story in December 2008 about one woman who had been noticing a strange reoccurence of missing items from her mailbox and her local post office in Oakland’s Temescal district.
An audio slideshow I produced for a story I did in October 2008 about a landmark blues club-turned-dive bar in North Oakland that, after only a month of being open for business, was facing opposition from the surrounding neighborhood.

For some ex-offenders, the most important part of reentry is not freedom from jail but making an internal change. For some, that means forgiving themselves for their crimes. For others, it's deciding to stop and listen to the world around them.
A short photo documentary I produced for my multimedia photography class at UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism about the new two-parent household among black families.

My master's project on youths and agriculture in Sierra Leone.

This is a radio piece I contributed to for Tamara Keith’s B-side Radio. It was part of a collaborative journalism project I worked on for the UC Berkeley Law School’s Chief Justice Earl Warren Institute on Race, Ethnicity and Diversity.