About
My work as a writer is driven by human rights activism and progressive values. I work with people and businesses who care about ethics. To learn more about the work I do for clients, head over here.
My professional and personal life are integrally woven together by this drive to help people. I was raised attending the Ethical Society of St. Louis, where I formed a deep secular belief in the inherent dignity and worth of all human beings.
I’m a former President of Young Humanists International, a current Board member of the American Ethical Union, and a member of the American Humanist Association. I work with Atheists United in Los Angeles to produce The Nomadic Humanist.
Progressive Values
Human rights advocacy is a top priority. I am an intersectional feminist who advocates for anti-racism, LGBTQ+ rights, worker’s rights, disability justice, voting rights and democracy, social justice, public over private sector, science and reason, pubic health, climate justice, and the minimization of carbon footprint, among other causes.
I work with (and very much enjoy speaking to) people and organizations that share these values. If that sounds like you, I’m excited to connect with you!
Nomad Life
I’m originally from St. Louis, Missouri. In August 2020, I sold my car and all my other things, left my apartment, and began living as a digital nomad. I now live out just a backpack and a duffel bag and have been to over 20 countries on 5 continents.
As a nomadic humanist, I am passionate about traveling as ethically as I can – and that’s how The Nomadic Humanist podcast was born!
You can follow my nomad journey on social media or check out the Google Map I update regularly!
