With a background in filmmaking, arts work and teaching, Jazz is an experienced community collaborator and digital practitioner. She regularly leads workshops and consults on a range of topics in the arts.

Digital projects –

Story contributor to Dreamy for Common Ground x Snapchat (2021)

Narrator for the Queenie McKenzie episode of ABC's Fierce Girls podcast (2021)

Poetic script for the Australia Council for the Arts International Engagement Strategy 2021-25 (2021)

Lead concept designer on the digital Aboriginal Embassy by Richard Bell (2021)

Film maker for Artists In The Black campaign for Arts Law (2021) 

Researcher at Canvas FBi Radio 94.5 (2020-2021)

Facilitator for Agency Projects x Google Creative Labs (2020)

Garraywarra Hume Mix for Myths and Facts by Rafaela Pandolfini (2020)

Film editor for Tjungu Palyangku Tjukurpa titutjara kunpu ngaranyt- ja-ku at Artbank, Melbourne and Sydney (2019)

Digital producer for John Mawurndjul: I Am The Old and The New as a part of the MCA Digital team (2018)

Non poetry writing includes –

Looking for truth? It’s out there on the margins, turning stale words into poetry (2022) published in The Age

Interview with S.J Norman (2022) published in Art Guide Australia

Radical Joy (2021) published in Sydney Review of Books

Giyira (2021) published in PEN Sydney Magazine

This land is us. When it burns we burn (2021) published by SBS.

Poetry led me (2021) published by SBS.

Sacred Data (2020) published by NAVA

Selected Media

Jazz is a frequent guest on stages, radio, tv and print across the continent, some of which include:

TEDxSydney performance of bila, a river cycle (2022)

MeMO Review Primavera 2022: Young Australian Artists by Nick Croggon (2022)

BWF podcast Author/Editor with Ellen van Neerven (2022)

Awaye! on ABC RN Guest Curating the 2022 Melbourne Writers Festival with Jerome Comisari (2022)

ABC RN Poetry for the People with Annie Te Whiu (2022) 

SWF podcast recording How To Make A Basket with Tony Birch, Anne-Marie Te Whiu and Evelyn Araluen (2022)

The Sydney Review of Books Culture in the Making (a walk and talk) by Luke Patterson (2021)