Michael interviews Danielle about her journey to NYC, growing pains, and what got her to NY Jewish Week's 36 to Watch.

The third column in the Disruptive Technologists series is about excuses not to go back to the office as companies ask us to return.

I published an article on Medium about how to enjoy another weird, Pandemic Passover and my own Seder and Haggadah.

I talked to Paul Sladkus of Good News Broadcast about Danielle in Doodles. He turned it into a video and podcast interview. This was my first interview about DID!

After watching The Home Edit, I created a series of doodles about the Netflix show. Then, it shared it on Instagram!

This distinction honors leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers who are making a difference in New York’s Jewish community. 

The Scarsdale Inquirer, my hometown newspaper in Westchester NY, wrote about my Haggadah and virtual Seder! It was teased on the front page!

In my second column for Disruptive Technologies, I wrote about the realities of virtual working, networking, and learning.

The popular Instagram account, Jewish Creative Women, showcases women artists, bakers, singers, and more. I was so excited when they featured me!

My Haggadah, "Don't Fuhaggadahboudit" was mentioned in Jay Michaelson's review of Haggadahs for Passover.

News12 Brooklyn interviewed me over Zoom and air a segment on TV about my Haggadah and virtual Seder! I spoke with reporter Anthony Carlo.

Introducing my biweekly column for Disruptive Technologists. This combined doodles with thoughts about the Gamestop fiasco.

My doodle about "the real phases of quarantine" was featured in this NYC-based storytelling newsletter in the art category. Which do you relate to?