In this Tangible Remnants episode, I discuss how transforming fragmented knowledge across structural engineering and the social sciences is essential to safeguarding our vulnerable cultural landscapes from climate change.

In my podcast interview on PreserveCast, I discuss how transforming fragmented knowledge across structural engineering and climate science can help communities safeguard their cultural landscapes for the future.

In this University of Miami News feature, I share how our transdisciplinary research with the Coastal Heritage at Risk Task Force is uncovering the forgotten stories of the Saltwater Underground Railroad and helping communities protect their cultural landscapes.

In this feature, I shared how a hands-on trip to Stiltsville on Biscayne Bay helped engineering students transform fragmented knowledge into actionable preservation strategies for vulnerable coastal structures.

In this episode of Archaeology After Dark, I discuss how transforming fragmented knowledge across structural engineering and the social sciences is vital to proactively protecting underrepresented cultural landscapes from climate change.

In this Beyond Vizcaya feature, I share how transforming fragmented knowledge across structural engineering, ethical AI, as well as community-driven design can safeguard our most vulnerable cultural landscapes.

In this Hyperallergic article on the excavation of a 2,500-year-old Tequesta site in Miami, I discuss why true historic preservation requires community-driven, participatory workshopping to ensure our heritage is not erased for profit.