I got published in Mashable. Did a piece called "Search Stereotypes: What Web Content Reveals About Cultural Biases" I've included the text below. Overall, I've become increasingly more obsessed with discovering human patterns. I love showing how "normal" we are, even when we think we are not being normal. In may ways, it makes me realize that humanity is entering a phase where its finally beginning to really know itself, like a collective brain.

I just got a piece published in PBS MediaShift on how Community Managers can improve their cultural fluency. Online equates to international, and knowing how to navigate in a diverse crowd is an essential.

You can read the Community Manager article on their site, or below. The article was published on June 29, 2011. 

Collaborate! is a online community I created, focused on exploring collaboration and community management. Top experts are interviewed, with the hopes of finding best practices.

Create or Die, part of Journalism that matters, is a community is that is brought together once a year for an unconference focused on "hacking" project to diversify the media ecology.

OurBlook collaboratively finds solutions to current issues through expert interview series, and provides university classes with customized web/tech help.

Virgins of NY is a Tumblr microblog that documents all the Virgin Mary statues and images found in New York City and the surrounding areas.