See below.

Art/culture” work is towards the top, “design” work is lower down – but honestly it’s messier than that.

UI/UX for an expansive data visualization of health, equity, and human services for NYC (Measure of America, Social Science Research Council, 2025)

The story of Youth Organizing on Incarceration in LA County (the YDD Coalition, 2023)

Public awareness campaign on COVID safety, worker rights and protections in LA County (Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy, 2023)

Maps and wayfinding for a tricky spiral space (the Solomon R. Guggenheim museum, 2021)

Youth Justice Working Group - reimagining diversion for Youth in LA County (Haywood Burns Institute, 2020)

A guide for sidewalk vendors navigating their new rights and restrictions post-legalization. (City of Santa Monica, 2020)

A comprehensive reimagining of the Youth Justice System (Los Angeles County Alternatives to Incarceration Work Group, 2020)

Youth and family activity guide about community and isolation in a modernist paradise (Exhibit Columbus, 2019)

Popular education materials about Building Decarbonization and Just Transition (for SCOPE, LAANE, and the NRDC, 2020)

Power Points for Llano Del Rio (2016)

A book about race and retail space (Princeton Architectural Press, In-Fo-Co, 2009)

A website to hold placekeeping practices across AAPI-America (The National Coalition for Asian Pacific American Community Development, 2021)

A guide to Predatory crisis and lending
(with CUP and MTWTF, 2008)

Know Your Top Fair Housing Rights (CA Dept of Fair Employment and Housing, 2018)

Sustainable Little Tokyo 2020 Vision (2017)

How Can You Love the Kids but Hate the Parents? (CADRE, 2018)

A website about the Housing Element – an important tool for creating density across California (Los Angeles County Regional Planning Department, 2023)

The Dog’s Tail: Fighting Port Trucking’s Big Lie (LAANE, 2022)

Protecting Ibasho (2019)

A tiny pocket-guide to the Building Trades for Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy (2013)

One thing Leads to Another, a vinyl wall graphic megamix of a decade of work for an exhibition at Pomona college with frequent collaborator, Tiffanie Tran (2017)

A history of the Farm Bill with Dan Imhoff (GOOD magazine, 2014)

Machine Project posters (2013)

Curation and exhibition of 12 community-artist collaborations (The Music Center, 2016)

The Machine Project Field Guide to The Gamble House (Machine Project, 2014)

Graphics about coerced labor (UCLA Labor Center, 2015)

Graphic design and facilitation for Theresa Hwang’s multi-year community organizing and planning initiative in Skid Row (Skid Row Housing Trust, 2014)

Wage theft diagrams (Human Impact Partners, 2014)

Sculpy animations about redistricting with Colleen Corcoran (the Advancement Project, 2012)

Guides on how to create, run, and end your artspace by the much-loved and missed Machine Project (2018)

A poster about race and public works investment (Black Workers Center, 2014)

Identity system for a radical translation and interpretation collective (antena, 2012)

Visuals for Hotel Worker campaigns (Los Angeles Alliance for a New Economy, 2016)

Schematic model and teaching tool of NYC’s Combined Sewer Overflow system (the Center for Urban Pedagogy, 2006)

Guides to the Building Trades (UCLA Labor Center, 2016)

Website, publication, and identity for Participatory Action Research education project (the Urban Justice Center, 2010)

A Guide to Machine Project’s Temporary Arts activations for the LA Department of Cultural Affairs (Machine Project, 2016)

An Illustrated map for Alex Tarr’s essay “Los Angeles, the Garden City” explores the agricultural landscape of Los Angeles before the freeway era. (Food: An Atlas, 2012)

Our Skid Row Urban Design Sourcebook (Skid Row Housing Trust, with Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects, 2016)

Research Justice Explainer for The DataCenter, an organization that utilizes research to help move the knowledge and solutions of communities of color and the poor from the margins to the center of decision-making (DataCenter, 2011)

Poster for The Fol Chen (Machine Project, 2012)

How Machine Project makes the sausage - explainer diagram (Machine Project, 2015)

Graphics in pursuit of alternatives to the school-to-prison pipeline. (Human Impact Partners, 2014)

A short poem-song performed exactly once - with Daniel Tucker and Cassie Thornton at the Headlands Center for the Arts (2011)

Visualization of Harvard library system’s circulation data and the Library of Congress’s complete Subject Headings (Harvard Library Innovation Lab, 2013)

Guide to Public Housing Organizing (Social Science Research Council, 2009)

Families Unlocking Futures: Solutions to the Crisis in Juvenile Justice (justice4Families, 2012)

Illustrations and design for a parent’s guide to Positive Behavior Interventions & Support/Restorative Practices and reforms at LAUSD (CADRE, 2018)

A boardgame, partygame, and videogame about zoning and displacement with Gilda Haas. Used as a training and teambuilding exercise for promotoras (and later an indie videogame viral hit). (Esperanza Community Housing Corporation & Dr. Pop, 2010)

Graphics for Undocumented students and worker education (UCLA’s DREAM Resource Center, 2016)

Detroit Do Your Thing, winner of the German Federal Cultural Foundation‘s Shrinking Cities Design Competition (the Center for Urban Pedagogy, 2004)

Identity for Los Angeles Alternative Art and Culture Space (Public Address, 2010)

Cover graphics, data visualization of arts spending in Los Angeles (X-TRA Contemporary Art Journal, 2012)