Invited to co-present at the Annotation Exchange series, which aims to harness collective knowledge, explore new modes of digital collaboration, and create new approaches, frameworks, and models of engagement in narrative change.

Invited to present on the role of narrative in building community at Assifero's National Conference of Community Foundations.

Facilitated an EDGEy Wednesday session on building power for collective transformation by funding narrative ecosystems.

Invited to host an Activist Book Club session on movement journalism, media reparations, and imaging a media landscape where Black people not only tell their stories, but own them.

Provided input on a book manuscript that explores the foundational assumptions that shape how philanthropy operates and practice shifts to move the sector beyond critique to real transformation.

Provided guidance to explore a learning series that deepens funder knowledge of the connections between narrative strategies, organizing, and power building to promote economic justice and worker power.

Served as advisor on a series of reports commissioned by the California Health Care Foundation to surface insights on how to think about narrative change impact and how to more effectively fund this work.

Invited to speak at an event celebrating the five year anniversary of Puentes.

Contributed to a mapping project that identified the narrative approaches of global feminist organizations and artists that shape new economic thinking and policy making.

Invited to contribute narrative-related definitions to a toolkit of practical feminist influencing strategies and actions.

Invited to contribute an article to NiemenLab's annual predictions for journalism series on how philanthropy can invest in journalism as part of a narrative change strategy.

Invited to join a gathering of cultural innovators, activists, and philanthropists working to strengthen narrative power to advance climate and migrant justice in the UK.

Participated in a multi-day gathering that brought a selected group of activists, scholars, and narrative practitioners together to explore how to leverage humor to make progress on global human rights.

Contributed to the design and development of research to determine what it would take for narrative change work to have more real-world impact in the United Kingdom.