My work examines the intersections of identity, history, power, and justice, and how divided societies can co-exist.  Central to this work is a sustained commitment to bridge-building across deeply divided communities. I have worked in the difficult spaces between groups separated by history, violence, and competing narratives, where trust has often been broken and dialogue is not self-evident. In these contexts, bridge-building is not a metaphor but a practice.

It is the deliberate creation of human connection where none is assumed to exist. It requires entering contested emotional and political landscapes, listening across profound differences, and holding space for stories that are often in tension with one another. At its core, this work does not seek to erase division, but to make relationship across division possible by transforming how people see one another, and opening pathways toward recognition, coexistence, and, where possible, reconciliation.