Long and short-form content for websites, apps, and other copy

Seeking Authentic Solutions: The Socially Engaged Engineering and Design (SEED) Course – The Center for Socially Engaged Engineering & Design at the University of Michigan
A long-form piece that describes how the Center for Socially Engaged Engineering & Design developed a new course to foster a meaningful connection and exciting innovation.
“HRT and cancer risk during menopause” – The Olivia App
An in-app article written for the menopause-health startup “Olivia” that empathetically explains the risks associated with hormone replacement therapy (HRT.)


“Fighting for Water in Detroit” – The University of Michigan
A photo essay detailing the water affordability crisis in the city of Detroit that was and continues to be defined by mass water shutoffs. This photo essay makes visible the faces of those affected and highlights the strength of the people who have risen up to advocate for themselves.
BotaniBot: Helping the visually impaired navigate botanical gardens – The Center for Socially Engaged Engineering & Design at the University of Michigan
A look into how BotaniBot, a navigation app designed for those with sensory disabilities, became one of the Winter 2024 SEED Course and Fellowship’s incredible teams. But just how did they make it here?


“Understanding depression during menopause” – Olivia: Menopause support
A blog post written for the menopause-health startup “Olivia” describing how the very data that inform medical advice and health standards have been shown to have a significant gender gap and how this is an issue we need to address.
“Beyond Barcode: Designing Environmental Empowerment” – The Center for Socially Engaged Design
A look into how Team Beyond Barcode created an app to make information on the toxicity of everyday pesticides accessible, empowering consumers to make an impact on their health and the environment.


“What is the gender data gap and why is it important?” – Olivia: Menopause support
A blog post written for the menopause-health startup “Olivia” that describes how the very data that inform medical advice and health standards have been shown to have a significant gender gap and how this is an issue we need to address.
