Recognized by national organizations including the American Association for State and Local History (AASLH), this work moves across immigration history, regional studies, and making history accessible to audiences well beyond the academy.
Missouri History Museum · 2011–2013
A work-based learning program exposing under-served youth to history through immersive museum experiences, including play-writing, marketing, digital media, historical research, and exhibit design. Recognized with the National Arts and Humanities Youth Programs Award from the President's Committee on the Arts and the Humanities.
County Parks and Recreation · 2017–2018
A public programming series exploring the multicultural history of the St. Louis region through community partnerships and diverse constituencies. Recognized with an AASLH Leadership in History Award of Merit.
County Parks and Recreation · 2015–2016
A public-facing program exploring St. Louis County history through guided bike tours of historically significant sites and neighborhoods, connecting residents to the history embedded in the places they pass through every day.
Missouri Immigrant and Refugee Advocates · 2012–2017
A traveling exhibition and program that toured venues across Missouri and nationally, from the Missouri History Museum to the German American Heritage Museum in Washington D.C., documenting and sharing the stories of immigrant communities in the region.