Dynamic ASL Interpreter and Founding Editor at We'll Never Have Paris Zine, with a proven track record of facilitating effective communication and enhancing understanding across diverse settings. Leveraged bilingual proficiency and public speaking expertise to lead workshops and develop inclusive content, achieving significant engagement. Skilled in crafting solutions and connecting communities through innovative educational and creative endeavors.
Engaged in the interactive editorial process helping authors expand, clarify and enhance their stories to be understood by a mass audience. Followed a timeline from submissions to content reading to proofreading to layout, design and selecting an order. Consistently offer on-brand content and aesthetics defining We'll Never Have Paris making it a familiar product in the literary zine world. Maintained a relationship with retailers to advertise and ship orders for sale.
I made and sold clocks made from recycled items at craft fairs and online with Etsy from 2006-2016. I love to MacGuyver something from nothing. Crafting was a great way to make a small profit from a hobby, meet other creatives, and get inspired by other entrepreneurs.
I wanted to find a sport I could enjoy watching and playing to connect to that physical and athletic side of myself that has been missing. Also to connect more to my husband who loves all sports. We have been to two of the four Grand Slams, and I am hoping to play some casual tennis this summer in the free courts of New York City where I live.