I am a politicized, mixed Black and white, trans nonbinary, queer, neurodivergent human who moves through the world with a combination of privileged identities and marginalized identities. If you work with me please be comfortable honoring pronouns (or actively learning).

Some of my core values are anti-oppression, decolonization, connection, accountability, consent, and radical imagination. I support local and global movements for liberation—including a Free Palestine, Sudan, Congo, and liberation for all oppressed peoples. While I do not need to share exact political beliefs with folks I work with, I do ask that you are sensitive to issues of oppression and are at minimum open to (if not already actively) addressing internalized oppression you hold (such as racism, anti-blackness, transphobia, ableism, classism, etc.).

I am an atheist and I am spiritual, with a focus on connection to land and nature (including honoring the folks Indigenous to the land I am on). I am happy to work with folks of different religious and spiritual contexts.

I believe in the healing power of generative conflict, accountability and transparency. For folks I do end up working with, I invite you to call me in or out if/when you witness me carry out oppressive or interpersonal harms, and I request that it is ok for me to do the same.

I share this in large part to be transparent about who will be showing up to support you, and to request that my personhood is respected in the same way that I will respect yours. In our current world care is commodified and professionalized in a way that forces people to shrink their whole personhood into something palatable and presentable—both the provider of care and the receiver of it. The containers of care I hope to hold with folks I work with are spaces where we can meet each other as we are with no expectations to mask, dilute our experiences, or perform in any way. In this way I see these spaces as having the potential to be connective, healing, and possibly even liberating.