Sound Memories is a series of audio portraits portraying varying perspectives on how and where we remember the dead in our changing world. I spoke with Fabiola, Carmen, Danielle, Efrain, and Louise as they prepared for Día de Muertos in a Bristol cemetery.

Sound Memories is a series of audio portraits portraying varying perspectives on how and where we remember the dead in our changing world. I spoke with Adela in her office at the historic and active Arnos Vale Cemetery in the Southwest England city of Bristol.

Sound Memories is a series of audio portraits portraying varying perspectives on how and where we remember the dead in our changing world. I spoke with Steve on a crisp autumn day in the crumbling St. Mary Redcliffe cemetery in Bristol, England.

You might think it’s strange that I’m spending a year of my life in graveyards. But looking closely at “deathscapes” from across the ages reveal fascinating stories about the living: who we are, where we came from, and what we value. Here are five reasons why cemeteries are crucial spaces for storytellers—and why I’m studying them now.

As a 2018 - 2019 Fulbright-National Geographic Digital Storytelling Fellow, I will produce "Death in the Digital Age," a podcast and multimedia project about how and where we remember when land is limited and digital memories are everywhere.