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Policy Videos

Research!America – Why is Medical Research Important to You?

Scientists, patients, and advocates come together to share why medical research matters and how sustained public investment in science improves lives, strengthens communities, and drives innovation.

Cal OES – Disaster Recovery Directorate Recruitment Video

This recruitment video spotlights the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services’ (Cal OES) Disaster Recovery Directorate and the critical work its team does to help communities rebuild after disasters. It highlights career opportunities in public service and the chance to make a meaningful, lasting impact.

NSPN – Project Dandelion

This video, created for the National Science Policy Network’s (NSPN) grant application supporting Project Dandelion, highlights a community-based initiative that brings together scientists and women leaders in local communities. The program provides scientific education and hands-on advocacy training to local women leaders, enabling participants to mobilize their communities politically around region-specific issues.

Policy Podcasts

Beyond the Bench – Socially Isolated in the Pandemic

Dr. Erin Berman discusses the mental health challenges of social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic, exploring its effects on emotional well-being and strategies for coping and resilience.

Beyond the Bench – Speaking Science Policy with UC Riverside’s Center for Science to Policy (S2P)

This episode highlights the intersection of science and policy, featuring UC Riverside’s Science to Policy (S2P) program. It covers how scientists can engage with policymakers, translate research into action, and influence evidence-based decisions.

Reports

Blood Clot Awareness, Action, and Advocacy: The Toolkit

This toolkit, created on behalf of Congresswoman (now Senator) Lisa Blunt Rochester’s office, equips readers with essential information on blood clots, how to recognize and respond to warning signs, and practical strategies for advocating for better care. It also highlights Blunt Rochester’s bipartisan leadership in advancing legislation to expand public awareness and strengthen blood clot prevention and treatment nationwide.

The Rise and Fall of Fame: Values on Tween Television (1967–2017)

Over the past five decades, the values represented in popular tween television have shifted alongside broader cultural changes. This study explores trends in themes such as fame, financial success, community, and benevolence, revealing that the most notable changes occurred in fame and community belonging — patterns closely connected to the growth of reality television content.

District Issues Report — 47th Assembly District (San Bernardino, CA)

In 2021, several hundred residents of California’s 47th Assembly District participated in a comprehensive Current Issues Survey designed to capture constituent priorities and concerns. This report, compiled on behalf of former Assembly Majority Leader (now State Senator) Eloise Gomez Reyes, analyzes community perspectives on critical topics including COVID-19 recovery, racial inequities, the environment, public transportation, housing and homelessness, public safety, small business stability, childcare, healthcare, and education — providing valuable insight for policymakers, advocates, and community leaders.

Creative Projects

ViewFinder – Series Trailer

A dynamic introduction to the ViewFinder mini-documentary series, spotlighting both the stories being told and the journalists behind the work who brought them to life.

Farmer Rick

A personal profile of Rick, a farmer in Frederick, Maryland, capturing his story, work, and connection to the land.

The Move to Sacramento

A personal vlog capturing the move from Southern California to Northern California.

Science Policy Fellowship: Year in Review

A reflection on a year in a California-based science policy fellowship, highlighting key experiences, growth, and accomplishments.

‘Free the People’ Immigration March

Documentation of a “Free the People” immigration march in downtown Los Angeles.

Running in 2016

A running series across the various cities visited in 2016.

Social Media Reels

A New York Minute

Moments from a fast-paced weekend in the city.

Winter Escape: Kent Island

A January day trip to the beach.

2023 Memories

An end of the year recap of personal highlights from 2023.

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Recent posts

Why Medical Research Matters
Produced for Research!America
Hear directly from the community on why federally funded medical research is essential to protect.

Disaster Recovery Careers
Produced for Cal OES
Explore how the California Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (Cal OES) supports communities after disasters and the meaningful impact of a career in public service.