At its core is "The Sense Method," a free online course that explores philosophy and psychosociology in an accessible and relatable way. It's designed to cultivate skills such as openmindfulness, self-and-other awareness, and existential resilience. This course will be available on I am, where I also offer workshops, events, and advocacy where I apply unique methodologies I have developed to identify relational blind spots and encourage objective reasoning, adaptability, and thoughtfully motivated volition.

Philosophical, abstract, creative, and computational thinking can all sound like something a young child might not be able to do. In actuality, these modes of processing can be made accessible with a little imagination. Being Thing is a children's book series that introduces these thought processes through language and visualization. Each book centers on a branch of philosophy such as epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics, to help young beings learn the somewhat complex and ultimatly paradoxical natures of our reality to better prepare them for making thoughtful, reasonable, and compassionate decisions.

Introduction to AI is a secondary course that provides an overview of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its various applications today. The course covers fundamental topics such as machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, and robotics. Students will gain practical skills by working on various projects, including building a business with the assistance of AI. The course will also address AI's ethical and societal implications, such as bias, privacy, and automation. By the end of the course, students will have a solid understanding of AI as a tool for human development and its potential impact on our lives.

Manic Dizzy Dream Girl is a short chapbook project that introduces a selection of my earlier and more recent poetic works. It centers around my personal challenges with systemic oppression, womanhood, sexual assault, emotional health, ostracization, romance, limerence, healing, and empowerment. The selected pieces come from a larger body of work collected on a Wordpress site, In and Out of Sanity, which has over 300 poems, prose, and reflections that have been public for over a decade.