I'm Bridget. I've always been drawn to changemakers and builders: the movements and initiatives powered by people with the courage to believe in a better world.

 

I studied political science, then spent the next ten years inside purpose-driven organizations, leading strategy, campaigns, design, and brand photography. I grew up dreaming of running my own nonprofit. Instead, I get to combine my deep curiosity about human behavior with my love of photography and creative work, helping social-impact organizations speak more clearly to the people they're trying to reach. The more grassroots, the more meaningful.

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For four years, I lived across Israel and Palestine, working and volunteering alongside some of the most inspiring social-change leaders, journalists, and activists I've met. My time in the Holy Land taught me to listen to the nuances and complexities of a deeply imperfect world, to put the individual human experience first, and to always stay curious. Now I'm working around the globe, drawing creativity from new places, from economic-dignity work in Sri Lanka to a spunky woman in northern Vietnam bringing employment and purpose to the women in her village. My heart and the bulk of my work still live across Israel and Palestine, but my mind and my connections keep expanding.