Data Viz and Interactives

As a Senior Digital and UX Designer at The Brookings Institution in Washington, DC, I created both interactive and static data visualizations on topics ranging from school segregation to voter accessibility.

I also conceived, wrote, and designed a video game to promote a book on economic mobility and social inequality.

Mobile phone displaying a webpage with the title 'Elections Administration' showing charts and data about voting processes.
Infographic showing the family tree of Kim Jong-un on a smartphone screen, with details about his relatives and their significance.
A laptop screen displaying a map of Saudi Arabia showing Sunni and Shia Muslim distribution in different regions.
Map of the United States showing states where medical marijuana is legal in green and illegal in gray. The map includes a legend explaining the states with legal status.
Line graph showing the succession of Saudi Arabian kings, starting with King Ibn Saud at the top, then Kings Saud, Faisal, Khalid, Fahd, Abdullah, and Salman, along with Prince Nayef and Prince Muqrin. Images and rulings years for each king are inclu
Screenshots of an online article titled 'The Citizen-Soldier: Moral Risk and the Modern Military' by Phil Klay. The first image shows a soldier in uniform and helmet, the second depicts an explosion on a monument, and the third features a soldier wal
Three pages of a document titled 'The Brookings Essay' with text and images about Iraq. The first page features a photo of a golden-domed mosque in Samarra, Iraq. The second page shows a black and white illustration of a man with a beard and turban,
Smartphone displaying an infographic about Venezuelan migrants and refugees, including oil production, oil prices, remittances, and projected migrant numbers.
Mobile phone displaying a map of the United States with color-coded states indicating Utah's financial literacy standards, including a legend and descriptive text.
Two smartphones displaying a data visualization app with maps showing race and outlier data for different states in the United States.
Smartphone displaying a chart about missile tests with red, white, and gray dots, and text explaining the testing history and results.
Screenshot collage of four pixel art-style video game screens showing children in different scenarios and levels, with labels such as 'Your Child' and 'Poor Child'.