I’ve done feature articles, interviews, and business writing for the following organizations:

• Pathloom — Seven Tips for Traveling Solo in Death Valley

• Groundswell Community Project

• Over Engineered Brewing

• WashingtonExec

For those who love the challenge of spontaneous travel, here are some resources I use to plan trips on the fly:

• Splitwise: to split bills on group trips

• XE: to check international exchange rates

• Maps.me: to download offline maps

• AllTrails: to find trails

• Bewilder: to plan outdoor trips in California

• Hipcamp: to book campgrounds & RV spots

To read a short excerpt from my time in a log cabin in Eastern Oregon and an observational feature from my favorite coffee shop in San Diego, click below.

Additional travel stories and resources coming soon.

Are you a badass woman with a travel story to share?

I’ve met women on the road with amazing stories — building out vans on their own, teaching scuba in a different country every few months, hiking and backpacking solo, and road tripping across the US.

Yet when I look at a lot of the travel content out there, I don’t see these stories represented. Instead, much of it is about group tours and polished itineraries, or scare stories of what safety issues women may encounter on the road.

Through collecting the stories of independent, adventurous women, The Traumatic Travel Project seeks to amplify diverse voices and highlight the experiences of women in the wild.

If you're a woman who’s traveled solo, loves unconventional travel, or has a funny #traumatictravel story, I'd love to hear from you.

30-minute conversational interviews will take place over Zoom.