Institute at Brown for Environment and Society

I work at the intersection of trans studies, the decolonial environmental humanities, and aesthetics and visual culture to think through queer and trans endurance amid hostile climates, extractive atmospheres, and ecological precarity. Of late, I have been thinking with the notion of 'weathering' as it refers to the act of endurance that is being worn down, and the attempts to withstand atmospheric pressure that foster modes of survival amid a climate of hostility.