As a public historian, i’m passionate about combining historical research with visual media to craft compelling narratives.
With degrees in Applied History and Film Production Editing, I bring a unique and hands-on approach to public history. As I pursue a career in museum education, my goal is to educate, engage, and inspire.
On this page, you’ll find samples of my work from two public history-focused social media channels (the Pink Triangle Legacies Project and Academics for Peace), a three-part podcast about Italian Jewish history, and an interactive guest lecture about my MA thesis (‘90s girl zines in the UK). This work demonstrates how I use visual storytelling to make history accessible and relevant.
PINK TRIANGLE LEGACIES PROJECT — documentary
This documentary is based on my own research and an essay completed for a profile kit on the couple Felice Schragenheim and Elisabeth Wust. The College of Charleston assigned this documentary and research to one of their classes in the fall of 2024.
pink triangle legacies project SAMPLES
This is a small sample of the 50 TikToks I created for the Pink Triangle Legacies Project between March and August 2024. As part of the social media launch in March 2024, I helped to grow the channels to 2,710 followers and reached 205,514 accounts.
Gay Uncles’ Day
59,742 views
Happy Pride!
8,740 views
On this day in 1944, Felice & Lilly take self-timer photographs.
7,553 views
Lesbian Visibility Day
6,857 views
Carrying the Legacy: Mauthausen Memorial
566 views
Pink Triangle Showcase: “End Immigration Abuse of Lesbians and Gays”
237 views
“Forgetting Fascism” Podcast
In 2019, I produced a 3-part podcast for Chapman University professor Dr. Klein based on her book, Italy’s Jews from Emancipation to Fascism, released on Apple.
Part One - The Great Betrayal
Part Two - The Myth of the Good Italian
Part Three - The Rise and Fall of Italy's Jews
academics for peace SAMPLES
This is a small sample of the 100+ reels I’ve created for Academics for Peace. This initiative offers scholars a platform to explain concepts related to Palestine/Israel in a visual format, as compared to books and op-eds. All reels are available on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube, Bluesky, and Spotify. Since our launch in June 2024, we have garnered over 6.5 million views, 35,000 followers, and 120,000 shares.
Is Israel committing genocide?
- Dr. Raz Segal (Stockton University)
357,941 views
Jerusalem used to be a place of coexistence
- Dr. Awad Halabi (Wright State University)
176,869 views
Who Owns East Jerusalem?
- Dr. Susan Lanser (Brandeis University)
210,968 views
Non-Zionist Jews in History: Part 1 of 3
- Dr. Hasia Diner (NYU)
88,042 views
How Zionist Institutions Appropriate Civil Rights Language
- Dr. Emmaia Gelman (Institute for the Critical Study of Zionism)
181,852 views
Jewish critics of Zionism: 1960s & ‘70s
- Dr. Marjorie Feld (Babson College)
80,414 views
guest lecture about ‘90s girl zines
Below is an interactive lecture I gave in September 2024 about my MA thesis. After explaining how I analyzed and interpreted a collection of ‘90s girl zines as carnivalesque, I handed it over to students to analyze in small groups.