My current efforts are an extension of my work in both broadcasting and multimedia. At ABC News, I produced for such shows as Nightline, 20/20, World News Tonight, and PrimeTime Live. On public television, as senior producer at Howard University Television (WHUT), I oversaw a three-part documentary series on the Brown Decision of 1954 and the creation of a four part series On Health with George Strait, which covered various topics including AIDS orphans in Africa, health disparities in the United States, and global epidemics, like SARS.

I started working in the multimedia arena in 2000, helping build an international webcasting service for the Kaiser Family Foundation. Beginning from scratch, we ultimately covered the 2002 International AIDS Conference in Barcelona, Spain.

Bringing together my interests in education, history, technology, communications, and journalism my goal has been to work with others to make it possible to provide the best news and information through online sharing of resources. Some of this work can be seen at PINGNews.com (AKA The Public Information Network Group) and in the various sites, pools, groups, and blogs that bear the pingnews name.

PINGNews sees resources like thisas opportunities to build communities where people who are passionate about journalism, the importance of reliable information, and creative expression can collaborate and share. I invite everyone who visits any PINGNews site to contribute, comment, and use the resources provided.