Meet the Consultant
Angela designs culturally sustaining, multimodal learning experiences where young people explore identity, community, and the complexities of modern life through writing, visual art, media production, and civic storytelling. Her work has been featured in NPR, The Washington Post, American University, and the Wooly Mammoth Theatre.
What I Do
- Youth Storytelling ProgramsÂ
- Media & Civic Literacy Education
- Arts-Based Learning Experiences
- Youth JournalismÂ
- Creative Curriculum & Program Design
- Civic Storytelling Consulting
- Professional Development for Educators
Youth Voice and Identity
Consulting & Program Design
Angela's programs empower youth to produce narrative, media, and design work that strengthens community memory, expands civic imagination, and contributes to the cultural vitality of local communities.
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Professional services for schools, museums, nonprofits, and youth organizations that center literacy, youth voice, and culturally sustaining storytelling.
Literacy-forward curriculum and creative learning experiences tailored to youth voice, identity, and arts-based pedagogy.
Designing full-scale storytelling, media, or literacy programs for nonprofits, schools, museums, art galleries, and youth organizations.
Civic storytelling workshops, community exhibits, and arts-based literacy programming for cultural institutions.
Ready to design something powerful together?
Case Studies
Take a look at some of Angela's work.Â
Bethesda, MD• 2024
ComplexCities
A sprawling 3D youth‑made city earned a feature in The Washington Post for its scale, beauty, and truth. This large-scale, interactive 3D city explored the complexities of modern teen life.Â
The exhibit included murals, sculptures, narrative installations, and multimedia pieces addressing themes such as love, homelessness, mental health, drug use, and community belonging. Â
WASHINGTON, D.C. 2022
 Culturally competent workshops that blended health education with narrative empowerment.  Students explored identity, boundaries, confidence, and self-advocacy through storytelling, collage, and reflective writing. Â
 Narrative work can transform health education into a space of agency, clarity, and community-building.
Our Impact
Bloom Story Lab empowers young people to navigate the complexities of modern life through creative exploration. Our programs foster civic engagement and identity through storytelling, media production, and public dialogue.