Understanding people to promote meaningful transformation
I apply anthropological theory, ethnographic insight, and multifaceted perspectives to develop nuanced understandings of complex challenges and drive impactful social change
Ph.D. Latin American Studies, Tulane University
M.A. Anthropology, Georgia State University
B.A. Anthropology, Georgia State University
Applied Cultural Anthropology, the intersection of race, class and urban space, public health care…
Concepts and methods in cultural anthropology, Applied Anthropology, the Anthropology of gender and sexuality, the Anthropology of mental health, Introduction to Latin American Studies, Voices of culture – Introduction of linguistic Anthropology.
GLASSROOTS CONSULTING
Evidence based strategies rooted in ethnographic field work, group workshops that reveal hidden dynamics that shape your organizational culture, transforming management approaches using ethnographic methods and cultural understanding and analysis.
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Speaking and Workshops
Anthropology isn’t just for academia. I bring cultural insight to communities, organizations, stages, screens, and microphones – wherever curious minds gather.
Explore the Anthropology of embodiment, ritual,
and mindfulness – talks that deepen the cultural roots of practice for studios and retreats.
Workshops on ethnographic storytelling, thick description, and turning fieldwork into compelling narrative for authors and writing groups.
Guest appearances and curated conversations on culture, identity, globalization, and the human stories behind the headlines.
Interactive lectures and Q&A sessions on applied Anthropology – accessible anywhere, designed for engaged remote audiences.