I help creators prove their work is authentic without relying on third-party fact-checkers
I work on cryptographic infrastructure that enables creators and organizations to prove human authorship and content provenance. My focus is on building infrastructure that makes verification possible—not through detection or third-party gatekeepers, but through verifiable proof baked into the work itself.
I'm involved with standards bodies like IETF, C2PA, and LFDT, working on the technical specifications that let authenticity scale. I'm interested in how creativity, trust, and technical architecture intersect—specifically, how we build systems where proof replaces suspicion.
Prepare to speak at a city council meeting, public hearing, town hall, or community forum. We'll turn one issue into a clear request, choose the strongest supporting points, and shape your statement to fit the speaking limit. Bring your experience, facts, or a draft. Leave with a focused outline, delivery feedback, and a clearer ask.
Turn a public concern into a focused plan for action. We'll define the change you want, identify who can act on it, examine the evidence you need, and choose practical ways to be heard. Bring a homelessness, community, or public-service issue. Leave with a clear request, outreach priorities, and a realistic sequence of next steps.
Drawing on my experience of homelessness and my public writing and advocacy, I help organizations examine one service, intake process, digital tool, proposal, or public message. We'll identify practical barriers, question assumptions, and consider how the work affects people's dignity and choices. Leave with prioritized recommendations and questions for further consultation with the people affected.