Visual editing

As a visual editor and design editor at The Washington Post. I focused primarily on International and Climate coverage, where I edited interactive projects, working with designers and other visual partners on elevating our most ambitious journalism. This is just a sampling of dozens of pieces that I edited while at the Post.

Letters for the dead

The old post office in Japan has become a destination, both tourist and postal, for people who are not yet ready to let go of their loved ones.

Role: design editing

He was diagnosed with cancer, then won a 24,000-mile sailing race

Charlie Dalin kept his illness a secret, treating himself with immunotherapy pills on a 64-day journey around the world. What would it do to his body?

Role: project lead, story and video editing

Gaza aerial photos show displacement and destruction

Photojournalist Heidi Levine captured unprecedented aerial images of Gaza City from a Jordanian air force aid flight.

Role: project lead, story editing

The uncounted dead

The true death toll in Gaza may be impossible to know until the war is over. These are the stories of those whose deaths have not yet been counted.

Role: design editing

The 50 Species that Save Us

Explore the ways animals and plants protect human health and what's at stake when species are endangered.

Role: project lead, design editing

Why you should stop mowing your lawn

An interactive step-by-step look at what happens when you let your lawn grow.

Role: design editing

Hidden beneath the surface

Digging deep into a humble lake in Canada, scientists found a spot on Earth like no other — and a record that could redefine our history of the planet.

Role: design editing

What to do about one of America's last wild places

The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, one of the last untouched wilderness areas in the U.S., is at the center of a decades-long battle over potential oil and gas development.

Role: design editing

Seven decades away from home

The Korean War displaced hundreds of thousands of North Koreans who believed they would go back after the fighting ended. The war never ended. They never returned home.

Role: design editing

The plants used to make mezcal are disappearing

Soaring demand is draining Mexico of its wild agave

Role: design editing

Russia bombs Ukraine almost every night. This is what it sounds like.

Ukraine endures relentless Russian drone and missile attacks, with air raid sirens and explosions becoming a nightly ordeal.

Role: project lead, editing

Gaza City shattered by Israeli bombardment of its high-rises

Israeli bombardment demolished high-rise buildings containing hundreds of homes and businesses.

Role: project lead, editing

Who would win gold in the bird Olympics?

The Post simulated a race to find out

Role: design editing

Anatomy of a flood

The Post installed cameras along the main road of one N.C. town to document the many ways rising seas exacerbate high-tide flooding

Role: design editing

The nation’s capital struggles to keep from drowning

Washington, D.C., is awash in water. It was built on fill and its natural waterways, long buried, are coming back to life.

Role: design editing