An inviting red, black, and green graphic announcing the Geographers for Justice in Palestine - pre-AAG workshop on Sunday March 23, 2025 in Detroit, Michigan. A QR code links to the following https://linktr.ee/geog4pal?utm_source=qr_code

Join us at the AAG preconference hosted by Geographers for Justice in Palestine in Detroit!

there are countless friends, comrades, and partners in this work, for whom i’m grateful beyond words. on this earth, they’re what make life worth living.

for 2025, I’m looking forward to witnessing more friendship, community, and liberation from the river to the sea ❤️‍🔥

Opinion | UW-Madison not acting in good faith with student protesters UW-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin has not only refused to take action on our proposal, she hasn't respected principles of shared governance.

I cowrote this op-ed about the gaza solidarity encampment (which might be my most widely read piece this year) resulting in a wild investigation and repression campaign by the university

captimes.com/opinion/gues...

besides my academic work, i’m immensely proud to have witnessed the gaza solidarity encampment at UW-Madison

i finished my qualifying exams and defended a dissertation proposal! i also received an ACLS/Mellon dissertation innovation fellowship for my research

www.acls.org/fellow-grant...

Border Abolition Now 'Outstanding ... A rich, hopeful guide that shows us how the world could be borderless, flourishing, free' - Luke de Noronha, co-author, Against Borders B...

a book chapter on border abolition in the book Border Abolition Now: “Rising waters from New York City to Pakistan: Abolitionist organizing at the intersection of immigration justice and the climate crisis” (dm for pdf)

www.plutobooks.com/978074534898...

a cowritten article on asian american abolition feminism: “Under Attack from the State and in Our Homes: Materialist Interventions and Lessons in Abolition Feminisms from Desis Rising Up and Moving” (dm for pdf)

muse.jhu.edu/article/922891

The Carceral Geographies of Platform Delivery Work: Essential Workers and Bike Registrations in New York City The critical platform studies literature is increasingly considering the role of social difference as a structuring logic in the platform economy, complementing understandings of worker precarity fac...

my first solo pub in Antipode: “The Carceral Geographies of Platform Delivery Work: Essential Workers and Bike Registrations in New York City” (open access!)

onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10....

reflecting on 2024, I’m trying to be proud of the academic work, organizing, and community building I’ve done this past year