A career in broadcast and filmmaking has allowed me to develop skills and insights into how stories work: as memory, as consciousness-raising tools, as calls to action. I have also, through my Priestess Path apprenticeship and in my work interviewing women, gained a profound sense of what storytelling, and harnessing the power and meaning of one’s own story, can do for us as women. Plagued with negative breast image myself, due to a case of early pubescence, large breasts, and inverted nipples, my own story has resonated with many women. Through The Breast Archives, I was able to harness the revelatory power of breast storytelling, create a safe space for women to talk about their breasts, and up the ante by bringing it to millions of viewers of all ages, races, and sexes, which I hope will create a dialogue about breasts that goes beyond sex, breast-feeding, and cancer, and which will give women and girls a real chance at changing breast taboo and of healing. My work for women’s health issues has led to a Communicator's Award, a Blue Cross Blue Shield Medical Journalism and Fellowship, and and a Time Inc. Health Education Award nomination. I am a member of women in Film/Video, Atlanta, eWomen Network, and The Association for the Study of Women and Mythology.