Hi, thank you for being here.

My background is in the arts, both in being a working artist and as an archival worker for private arts organizations. I completed a Bachelors of Art degree in Art History in 2006, followed by 15 years of working amongst artists and cultural institutions and as a records manager and digitization processor. In 2025, I earned a Masters degree in Library Science. In the Fall 2025 I began my doctoral journey towards a PhD in Information Science, though at this time I’ve paused that path as my work in the archival field has taken my focus.

My professional focus is in digitization and digital curation of archives. My current research interest is in the evolution of archivist training and pedagogy, especially in the context of digital archive work. Past research focus in how libraries serve their communities, co-authored peer review publication can be found here.

As of now, I am only taking on consulting clients. Organizing the past for a better today is my phrase right now, and I stand by it!

On this site you’ll find a lot of my blogs, but I do not write directly about my archival work or research work, as I take confidentiality seriously. Further, I’ve been trained and certified in confidentiality ethics from the CITI institute as an academic researcher, which applies to all my archival work as well.

My blogs here are an intimate look at me: my personal reflections on art, mothering, and being human in a complicated yet gorgeous world. Past research and peer review publications can be found here.

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Can’t wait to hear from you soon.