After spending time in over 50 countries, she is comfortable collaborating with a wide range of populations. Beyond exhibiting across the country, recent engagements have taken her to The Aalborg University in Copenhagen; the Ghetto Biennial in Haiti; Terra Madre in Italy; the Center for Global Justice in Mexico; the Chateau de la Napoule in France, Aragorn’s workshop in Tortola and MediaCube in South Korea. She is looking forward to working in Thailand, Borneo, Maui and Ireland in the next year; and she is laying the groundwork for work in Eastern Africa in 2016. Her local engagement revolves around increasing access to seeds in order to address urban food security issues through developing a network of seed libraries in collaboration with Slow Food Denver, the Seed Savers Exchange and Little Free Libraries.