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I am a feminist political ecologist. My research brings together analyses of sustainability, ecotourism, gender and crop-improvement, and uneven development.  My work centers on Uganda, but via my USAID funded project I collaborate with scholars across the global south.

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I am a feminist geographer. I draw on feminist, critical race, and postcolonial perspectives to examine development politics. My current research examines luxury development in Kampala, Uganda, and the new political ecologies of oil extraction in the Albertine Graben. 

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My work connects Geography and Asian-American studies. My research interests include environmental justice, militarization, the relationship of race and indigeneity to histories of war, fences and self-determination, abolition, racial capitalism and the Pacific. My current project develops a genealogy of military fences and grassroots struggles for land and livelihood in Wai‘anae, a rural and heavily militarized region of the island of O’ahu in Hawai’i. 

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I am faculty in Geography and the Teresa Lozano Long Institute of Latin American Studies (LLILAS). I research (im)migration, Children/Youth Geographies, Gender, Feminist Geography, and Activist/Engaged Scholarship. My main focus is with bi-national, trans-disciplinary team of scholars and activists examining the current situation of refugee/migrant children and youth from Mexico and Central America. 

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I am based in African & African Diaspora Studies and Women’s & Gender Studies. My scholarship and teaching are concerned with how racialized peoples and ecologies are devalued in capitalism, and the abolitional possibilities of collective struggle.  I incorporate performance, audiovisuals and other arts-based methods to conduct research in collaboration with affected communities.

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