Hello! My research focuses on a transdisciplinary examination of race and technology drawing upon interdisciplinary understandings of race and critical framings of technology. My scholarship interrogates how race is made in everyday life, in order to eradicate inequality and its racial justifications, and cultivate belonging and solidarity across societal fractures.

I am a doctoral candidate at Columbia University under the mentorship of Dr. Courtney D. Cogburn. My research priorities are directly informed by over 15 years of inter-/intragroup dialogic facilitation practice, spending 100s of hours in conversation with people around their experiences with and understandings of race, racism, and whiteness.

I currently live in Cambridge, Massachusetts, where I am a Resident Tutor in Adams House at Harvard College with my partner, Kemy, and our Italian Greyhound, Karl Marx.