For the Ford Foundation:

• “How digital resilience advances safety and equality in the Global South”

• “Fair play: Why centering gender is the only way to end inequality”

• “Need for speed: How affordable, accessible broadband internet disrupts inequality”

• “Making it: How Jordyn Jay’s passion for Black trans femme art became a vision”

•  “How a new organization is transforming the narrative on AAPI stories, data, and community

• “Transgender Day of  Visibility”

• “Examining extractivism’s gendered violence and honoring the women fighting for change”

Other Outlets:

• “Confronting the catastrophe of Callais and why civil rights leaders won’t forsake the fight for voting rights.” (The Scherman Foundation)

• “Why civic engagement is sacred to building and preserving a multiracial democracy” (The Scherman Foundation)

• “How highways are paving the road to hell” (The Scherman Foundation)

• “Why business should put purpose over profit” (B Team)

• “How Uganda improved its Ebola response in just three years” (Resolve to Save Lives)

• “Deploying ill-gotten loot to maximize impact in the Global South” (Philanthropy Workshop)

• “Evidence, alarm, and the debate over ecigarettes”(Science)

• “E-cigarettes: The other public health emergency.” (Jakarta Post)

• “Civic space and worker rights in the Global South: The Role of Philanthropy” (Non Profit Quarterly)