Developed comprehensive information synthesis and digital messaging strategies for Young Democrats of Arkansas, transforming complex political developments into accessible, actionable content for diverse audiences. Created data-driven social media campaigns that distilled legislative analysis, policy positions, and electoral information into compelling visual narratives designed to engage young voters and drive civic participation. This work involved rapid-response content creation, fact-checking and verification processes, and strategic messaging that balanced educational value with persuasive advocacy—demonstrating ability to synthesize multi-source information streams into coherent, impactful communications that advance organizational goals while maintaining credibility and audience engagement across digital platforms.
Built an engaged following of 14K+ subscribers through strategic short-form video content focusing on Arkansas history, culture, and social issues. Developed a distinctive content style that balanced educational depth with digital-native storytelling techniques.
Little Rock's West 9th Street: detailed the vibrant history of Little Rock's historic Black business district and its destruction with the construction of Interstate 40.
Commonwealth College: explained the history of this radical labor college in Mena, Arkansas (1924-1940), examining its legacy of progressive education and labor rights as well as the connections to the Southern Tenant Farmers Union.
Voter Suppression in the Rural South: Connected historical voting restrictions to contemporary challenges facing rural Southern voters.