My work lives at the intersection of intergenerational memory and community care. I’m passionate about preserving memories from those underrepresented in mainstream archives — ensuring these records remain meaningful and accessible to the people who shape them. I approach this work as a form of care for the social, cultural, and ecological spaces that sustain shared knowledge over time.

I put this perspective into practice through memory work and my MLIS studies, with a particular interest in the preservation and organization of physical and digital media within community-based archives. When I’m not knee-deep into an archive, you can usually find me tending to my native plant garden, walking along the LA River, visiting a new coffee shop, or baking something sweet.