Every day counts: Attendees at DC Climate Rally pressure Biden to act in final months
Digital Short (1:14) and Written Piece, 2024
Protestors gathered outside the EPA headquarters to urge Biden to enforce stricter climate regulations in his final months as President.
Produced, filmed, edited, and directed a video published on Planet Forward’s website. Story written in collaboration with a colleague.
The Ban: Inside the fight to reopen swimming in D.C.’s rivers
Digital Documentary Short (14:35), 2024
The struggle to legalize swimming in D.C.'s rivers continues after years of water quality testing and conservation measures. Despite improvements, those who wish to swim in D.C. still face legal hurdles.
Produced, filmed, edited, and co-directed a documentary short published on Planet Forward’s website. Set to premiere at the DC Environmental Film Festival, the nation’s largest environmental film festival, in March 2025.
From comedy to action: Hazel Thayer’s unconventional climate activism
Written piece, 2024
How one online influencer is using comedy to communicate climate change issues and encourage other young people to take action.
Published on Planet Forward’s website.
Call from space: Exploring the significance of space research in advancing climate science
Digital Short (1:00) and Written Piece, 2023
Astronauts aboard the ISS called in to George Washington University to discuss the importance of space research and its impact on our planet.
Produced, filmed, edited, and directed a multimedia piece published on Planet Forward’s website. Story written by me.
What does the future hold for our urban streams?
Digital Short (4:14), 2023
Urban streams experience varying degrees of water quality, often based on the best management practices of the nearby communities. Researcher Rebecca Hale discusses the necessity for all communities to commit to protecting their local streams.
Produced, filmed, edited, and directed a video published on Planet Forward’s website.
Campus sustainability and circularity: George Washington University’s Green Move-Out Program
Digital Short (3:01), 2023
Every year, the Office of Sustainability at George Washington University organizes the Green Move-Out program, which diverts tens of thousands of pounds of reusable goods from landfills. This video documents the collaborative process between students, faculty, and community partners which helps the program succeed.
Produced, filmed, edited, and directed a video published on Planet Forward’s website.