Project Management

#PBSForTheArts*

The WNET Group, America's Flagship PBS Station 

Project Manager: The #PBSForTheArts National Community Engagement Initiative was a multiplatform campaign that celebrated the resiliency of the arts in America during the COVID-19 pandemic shutdown and reopening. 10 PBS stations across the United States each received $10,000 payments to highlight stories about local performing artists and arts organizations. 1,260,855 people reached online and on social media. 

Participating Stations: *Idaho PBS (Regional Emmy-Award Winner), *KLRN San Antonio (Regional Emmy-Award Winner), Detroit Public Television, Georgia Public Broadcasting,  Louisiana Public Broadcasting, Nashville Public Television, PBS SoCal, WFSU Tallahassee, WFYI Indianapolis, WHRO Norfolk

CLOSE TO HOME: Town Halls on Housing Equality

The WNET Group - Spring 2023

Project Manager for a five-part virtual summit with frontline thinkers and doers from across New York City and around the country. Each week gathered frontline thinkers and doers to examine the core topic through a specific lens: housing and economic justice, food sovereignty and security, homelessness and community, cultural displacement, and media narratives about housing. *2024 Anthem Award Winner

NEW AMERICAN DREAM: Town Halls on Disrupting Systemic Racism*

The WNET Group - Spring 2021

Project Manager for five-week series of virtual town halls. Thought leaders examined structural racism through voting rights, artificial intelligence, Black journalism, White antiracism, and cultural narratives. The focus was on strategies and solidarity, with an understanding of history and eyes toward the future. 60k+ views. *2022 Public Media Award Winner. 

GRACE UNDER PRESSURE: Town Halls on Mental Health*

The WNET Group - Spring 2022

Project Manager for five-week series of virtual town halls, public conversations, and digital content on mental health. Informed by talks with 400+ WNET Community Partners, the series examined mental health from the perspectives of five groups of essential workers that help define American society: healthcare workers, K-12 teachers, mental health providers, activists, and journalists. 146k+ views. *2023 Anthem Award Winner