This NASA report is the product of a year long project to assess the accessibility of NASA tools used by coastal data practitioners. I was part of the study in recruiting research participants, forming workshop pedagogy, moderating workshops, doing data analysis and writing the results in the form of this report.

This chapter started as a course research paper that I expanded into a conference paper and was solicited for the upcoming book Rhetoric Before and Beyond “Post-Truth,” coming out later this year under Ohio University Press. The chapter applies classical Platonic rhetoric to explore the ethics of omission in writing climate disaster polices.

This report was written by me, with support and editorial power of Tribal team members. It is currently pending and has been anonymized until the Tribe writes its own press release if the grant is attained.

This article is the result of a pandemic lockdown class conducted primarily on Slack. Through this course our classmates found using Slack a valuable and ethical tool for communication. This project was cumulatively written, revised, and edited by our small class. My major contribution was in content generation and organizing pointed research questions.

This personal essay plays with auto fiction where I place a magical plot device into a true story to explore my sexuality and childhood identity. It is majorly influenced by Gabriel García Márquez, Gertrude Stein, and Carmen Maria Machado.