Co-authored and contributed to multiple publications to uplift BIPOC community-led leadership and transformation for racial justice and narrative change.

We co-authored A park is not just a park, which countered narratives to advance equitable green space policy in the United States. We published ”Cultivating a Healthier Policy Landscape: The Building Healthy Communities Initiative” in Health Promotion Practice, highlighting the role of community-driven policy and systems change in realizing thriving, equitable communities. We published Equity as a Foundation for Leadership: Experiences and Recommendations for Behavioral Health Leaders, in collaboration with The College for Behavioral Health Leadership and Just Health Collective LLC, offering strategies and recommendations for building equity-grounded leadership practices in the behavioral health field. We contributed a chapter for the second edition of the Making Healthy Places book, highlighting the importance of community engagement in planning. We published The economy we need centers community health & racial justice, a blog post that offers our vision for a community health-based economy that is sustainable for people, communities, and the planet. As Strategic Advisors for the Convergence Partnership, we supported the development and dissemination of Funding Narrative Change, An Assessment and Framework, the first report to focus exclusively on the narrative change funding landscape. The report was authored by Rinku Sen (Narrative Initiative) and Mik Moore (Moore + Associates). Funders: The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; The California Endowment; HHS Region 3; W.K. Kellogg Foundation; Convergence Partnership.