I am an Atlanta native, but I identify as a "child of the world." I love world history. I have loved it my whole life. The daughter of a history teacher, I spent hours on the floor of my father's study, reading the encyclopedia Britannica from cover to cover, while staring at posters of Indira Gandhi, Hailee Selassie, Che Gueverra, Toussaint L'Ouverture, and Bessie Coleman,  framed on the walls, over his often messy desk. It is my dream to marry my passions of environmental conservation, historic preservation, and the law. I am a Historian for the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT). Quite possibly one of the first African Americans to work in the history department. This is my life's work and I am happy to share my journey here with you. Find out more about my preservation philosophy. Please, contact me, and let's talk about the world; the past, the present, and the future.