White woman with light brown hair, glasses, and a blue and gold striped dress. She's smiling at the camera and leaning on one of her hands.

I'm an information designer & textile artist living in Brooklyn, NY.

I translate bureaucratic information in order to alter people’s relationships to power. I research “publicly accessible” information produced by bureaucracies and translate this information into new forms so that more people can access, engage with, and learn from it.

My goal is to prompt new ways to think critically about the structures around us and work towards future bureaucratic structures that support all people.

My work includes:

- Information design
- Plain language
- Language access,
- Accessibility
- Usability testing
- Weaving
- Quilting
- Collage
- Play
- Investigating metaphor
- Building tools

I work on the same goal of increasing access to civic information in my role as Design Practice Lead at the Center for Civic Design, where I work with elections offices and civic engagement organizations to make elections easier to run, support innovation, and invite participation in elections.