Blog – Equal Clay

For a couple of years I've offered my craft fair vending checklist as a free resource. I just took the free option away, and I think it's important to share... Read more...

Rainbow Connection

This is the tenth post about the making of my wall installation regarding Apple and the EEOC. To read the whole series from the beginning, start with It's Raining Men,... Read more...

Drops of Jupiter

Despite knowing this was the strategic aim of Apple's retaliation, I had reached my breaking point. Read more...

Glass Half Full of Rain

My ability to learn new skills does not mean I wasn't harmed. What you are seeing is the hard and solitary work to rebuild my agency. Read more...

Clouds in my Coffee

It was easy for Apple to know exactly what it would cost to buy the investigator, and to do so. Read more...

Both Sides Now

Legally speaking, we were similarly situated employees. Read more...

Heavy Cloud, No Rain

Each discrete drop represents a fixed amount of money ($1,000) to show the scale of Apple's discriminatory pay practices. Read more...

Purple Rain

Mixing stains is mysterious! And delightful! And labor intensive! And magical! Read more...

Have You Ever Seen the Rain

Speaking out requires the very resource that my employer intentionally withheld. Read more...

Somewhere Over the Rainbow

My male teammates' lives weren't constrained to a limited palette of choices. To the contrary, their options were free and expansive, the whole rainbow. Read more...

It's Raining Men

The idea came to me to illuminate the way the company selectively poured financial agency and security into men’s lives in a vivid downpour of color. Read more...

Courage Campaign

This month I travelled to Portland, Oregon to discuss pay equity with fellow advocates Astrid Kurniawan and Zhou Fang, and moderator CiCi Kalous, as part of Women in Science PDX's... Read more...

reflections at the intersection of advocacy & art