About me

I work at the intersection of feminist theory, field philosophy, environmental humanities, and border studies. 

I'm interested in unruly plants, undisciplined academic practices, smaller histories, and defiant movements. My research owes to feminist, anti-racist and anti-fascist traditions of dreaming of and making more just and liveable worlds.

I'm a postdoctoral researcher at the Karelian Institute at the University of Eastern Finland and part of a  project 'Not just a fence: Disentangling the boundaries of order, logic, and control', which rethinks the relation between security and sustainability and reimagines borders as ecological interfaces rather than impermeable barriers. 

I am working on a book -tentatively titled Unborderd. A Political Ecology of the Forest, that explores ways in which the forest undoes the violently imposed logic of binaries and bordering separations.