Article published in Nightingale, 2026, based on a workshop I led at the Bar Chart Club Conference earlier that year. Talk given at the Bar Chart Club Conference, 2026. An approach to visual design and
communication from inside the museum, building a common
vocabulary and set of skills which are rooted in fine arts and which
flourish in data visualization design.Article published in Nightingale, 2021. Co-authored with Erin Waldron and awarded Best of the Visualisation Web, Sept. 2021.Article published in Nightingale, 2022. Workshop led at the Bar Chart Club Conference, 2026. Feminist inquiry into how large language models can be thoughtfully integrated into a data visualization workflow and evaluated against standards of accuracy, security, and digital sovereignty. Talk given at the Eastern Society of Pediatric Researchers Conference 2024, and at a Montefiore Hospital lunch session, 2024. I remake visualizations submitted to the conference or by audience members and use the before and afters to demonstrate best practices for scientific data visualizations. Paper on race, technology, and Ralph Ellison’s Invisible Man presented at NeMLA conference, at the session Afrofuturism and Africanfuturism: Speculative Fiction of Africa and the African Diaspora, 2021.The Reality Televiewer, a speculative product that allows users to Cut & Paste, Narrate, Intesify, Irrationalize or Calculate Revenue. How much of reality tv comes from reality? Find out for yourself. 2021. Process piece accompanying a spike map and scatterplots that demonstrate stark patterns of racial bias in the Washington Post’s database of police shootings (2015-2020). Published on Medium for Two-N Data Studio.Workshop led for CUNY’s Digital Project Institute, 2023. Students walked through a sample digital humanities project and applied concepts of data quality, analysis, and ethics to their own projects.