I help organizations bring people into complex projects, connect what they contribute, and make progress visible.
Each project combines qualitative listening, arts-based methods, and public-facing documentation — helping people contribute experience and helping institutions communicate what they are learning and doing.
WHERE THIS WORK FITS
Healthcare & Public Health · Universities & Community-Engaged Research · Public agencies, Planning & Redevelopment ·
Recovery & Resilience Initiatives · Foundations & Intermediaries · Cultural & Civic Institutions
Participation shouldn't disappear into a meeting log or a PDF.
I design participatory processes where people — residents, patients, students, staff, and partners — can contribute lived experience, see their voices reflected, and leave behind visible evidence of shared concerns, priorities, and hope.
How the method works
Step 1: Engagement structure
Step 2: Visual participatory method
Step 3: Qualitative documentation
Step 4: Public-facing artifact
This work is more than decorative art curation or compliance-only outreach. I design participation structures that produce real qualitative community insight and a public-facing artifact, one that continues to support visibility, reflection, and trust well after the facilitated process ends.
173 days of independently sustained participation
— The Ties That Bind Asheville
Permanent healthcare campus installation
— Medical University of South Carolina
MA Arts in Medicine + CBPR research methodology
— University of Florida