Clients, 2013 to Today
Alterity LLC, Baltimore
Baltimore Heritage, Inc.
Baltimore National Heritage Area
Baltimore Museum of Industry
Baltimore Streetcar Museum
Carroll Museums, Baltimore
Federation of Jewish Women’s Organizations of Maryland First & Franklin Presbyterian Church, Baltimore Jewish Federation of Howard County
Jewish Museum of Maryland
Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center and Hospital, Baltimore
Mission Plus Strategy Consulting, Chicago
Museum of the Southern Jewish Experience, New Orleans Over-the-Rhine Museum, Cincinnati Southern Jewish Historical Society
Featured Client: Baltimore Streetcar Museum
As curatorial consultant, I created an Exhibition Content Document that is guiding the museum as it overhauls all of its exhibition spaces. This interpretive plan lays out key themes and narratives that tell the story of the streetcar and how it shaped Baltimore. I curated the two core exhibits that opened under the plan in 2020 and 2023. A third exhibit is in the planning stages.
Featured Client: Southern Jewish Historical Society
As editor of The Rambler, the Society's quarterly newsletter, I have produced eight lively pages of news and features about southern Jewish history, four times per year for the past 11 years.
Featured Client: Baltimore Museum of Industry
I served as the community engagement specialist and curator for the museum’s Bethlehem Steel Legacy Project, which opened a major exhibit in Fall 2021, Fire & Shadow: The Rise and Fall of Bethlehem Steel. Previously, I curated several exhibits for the museum’s Maryland Milestone Wall, highlighting the breakthroughs of Maryland inventors and companies. Projects have included the arrival of gas lighting in America, the miracle of the linotype machine, and the impact of the world’s first portable electric drill.
Featured Client: Jewish Museum of Maryland
As the museum’s Research Historian for more than a decade, I co-curated its two core exhibitions, Voices of Lombard Street and The Synagogue Speaks (both still on display); co-edited its Generations magazine and exhibition catalogs; and ran its Family History Center. I continue to work with the museum as a consultant, co-editing a recent exhibition catalog and speaking at public programs.