A Better World for All
It’s incredibly important to me that I live my life out loud. That means transparency into who I am, but also what I care about. Marrying my personal and professional self was a key part of my journey, and I am proud to be using my skills to help realize the world I want to live in.
Public Works Assembly. Creatives for Harris (more on that below) returned in 2025 as the Public Works Assembly. A group of creative professionals assembling together to help the helpers, the people already protecting our communities in times of incredible duress and strain.
We know that there are already people out there doing incredible work at organizing, helping, contributing, protecting, feeding, etc., and we have no intention of trying to usurp or replicate their work. What we aim to do is bring them the creative services their organizations might not normally be able to afford, from graphic design to website development to creative storytelling.
Visit our website to learn more about us, volunteer, or request project support.
Creatives for Harris. In the summer of 2024, in the wake of President Joe Biden’s exit from the Presidential Race and inspired by the work of Win With Black Women, Britton Taylor and I co-founded Creatives for Harris. Our group, of 1,200+ creative professionals, volunteered our time and skills to support the myriad affinity groups popping up to support the Harris-Walz tickets, and also embarked on creative projects of our own.
While the election did not result in the outcome we were all hoping for, the spirit and heart of these creative professionals coming together to live their values out loud remains one of the most inspiring projects of my career.
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Creatives for Harris recruits ad experts to help Democrats in election
AdAge offered a look at how our group got started and what it looks like to brings hundreds (and later thousands) of creative volunteers together.
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This genius website captures Trump’s weirdest debate quotes
Fast Company wrote about The Weird Button, a tool that gamified the Presidential Debate between Harris and Trump, highlighting the latter’s…weirdness.
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How pro-Harris creatives are gamifying the presidential debate
AdAge was similarly impressed by The Weird Button and offered a write-up on their platform of how this button used the President’s own words against him.
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These ad creatives are flipping Trump’s insults against Harris into celebratory merch
Fast Company also covered Creatives for Harris’ rapid-response team’s effort to turn crude insults into fundraising opportunities for the campaign.
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Virtual button to troll Donald Trump created by movement to ‘keep weird out of the White House’
Our team, including myself, was interviewed by The Sun to discuss our efforts with The Weird Button.
