Sometimes! It depends where I am and what communities I'm speaking to. I'm fully up-to-date on vaccines and boosters so feel pretty comfortable around my usual reporting spots in D.C., but always down to put one on if it would make those I'm speaking with feel more comfortable.

Here's a few of the stories I've worked on over the years that I'm most proud of:

This long feature about the state of anti-LGBTQ violence on the 25th anniversary of Matthew Shepard's murder https://wyomingtruth.org/25-years-later-wyoming-still-grapples-with-legacy-of-matthew-shepards-murder/

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Hey there! I’m a journalist based in D.C. and excited to experiment with new, decentralized ways to bring my work to wider audiences.

A bit about me: I mostly cover politics and policy, with a focus on health care, technology and how D.C. decisions impact folks throughout the country and world. On a given day I’m roaming the Capitol, at the White House, on the campaign trail or wherever else the story takes me. My work appears in outlets like NBC, Scripps, Vox, The New Republic and many more. I also cover a few niche beats like commercial real estate, and the journalism industry.

Looking forward to seeing how social journalism functions on this platform!