At The Marshall Project - St. Louis, I have two primary responsibilities: making sure our work addresses topics that Missourians actually care about, and figuring out how best to communicate our work to the community — especially people most impacted by the system.

Previously, I was a reporter at The Boston Globe, most recently covering climate solutions in New England. Before that, I was a state courts reporter and a police accountability reporter, and also wrote about the Massachusetts Department of Correction and the state attorney general's office.

I was a 2024 Livingston Awards finalist for my narrative reporting on the aftermath of the mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, and won a Society for Features Journalism award for a podcast miniseries I hosted based on my reporting on dating and love in prison.

I studied international journalism at Brown University and am (nearly!) fluent in French.