At Murasaki Dreaming, I lead live online workshops and one-on-one sessions for artists and small organizations, often during stressful, uncertain moments. I also create plain-language self-assessments and resources to help people understand where they stand and what to do next.
At Shreveport Regional Arts Council, I served as the primary point of contact for more than 1,000 artists, providing hands-on, one-on-one support. I delivered public trainings and webinars and kept records of contacts and contributions in Salesforce.
At Sam's Town Hotel & Casino, I monitored live operations for guest and staff safety, including watching for signs of human trafficking and money laundering. I documented and reported incidents and worked closely with security teams to coordinate responses.
I wrote Perfect Kills: The Bloody Gallery, a noir crime novel that confronts trafficking and the systems that fail the people it harms. I also write essays on resilience and creative philosophy on Substack.
