As a fellow with Kartemquin Film’s Diverse Voices in Docs program, she started production on The Mask That Grins And Lies, an intimate, meditative, feature-length documentary addressing the invisibility of black women’s mental illness, and the stigma that silences a community. Upon receiving her Masters from Northwestern’s Medill School of Journalism, she worked as a story producer with the Chicago-based media company Kindling Group, and as a freelancer for Kartemquin Films, The New York Times and City Bureau. Additionally, she worked as a researcher on the Emmy-nominated feature-length documentary, Brave Miss World. She now calls Brooklyn home as a Producer for BRIC TV, where she has co-produced for their award-winning social justice documentary series #BHeard Town Halls, and directed several accompanying #BHeard documentaries.