From teaching linguistically diverse public school students to maintaining a Drupal-powered community media outlet, to working with the imprisoned to amplify their voices, content has always been at the heart of Clayton's work. He now applies his background in linguistics, community organizing and web development as an information architect for Aten and the product owner of OpenAid. Clayton has worked with universities, open source companies, tech diversity advocates, prison rights activists, and others making change in the world to translate their organizational goals into impactful digital products with meaningful content. Aside from content strategy and information architecture, Clayton also enjoys being a goofy dad and always appreciates a good paraprosdokian.