Selected Writings
Human Rights and Disaster Politics || Michigan Journal of Public Affairs
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ABC's of Boricua Resilience || Latino Rebels
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3 Reasons I’m Starting a 30 Day Writing Challenge || Medium
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Sana Sana: Making Self-care Ritual || Prima de Afuera
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Academic Writing
As a scholar, I map the ways settler-colonialism shapes agroecological systems and land governance in the Caribbean (i.e. the US colony of Puerto Rico). Additionally, I study Traditional Ecological Knowledges (TEKs) that counteract the environmental, ecological, and social consequences of extractive settler-colonization. Relatedly, I'm invested in transnational environmental justice work that builds on/supports Black/Indigenous solidarity globally. These lines of work stem from my familial/ancestral responsibility to care for island ecologies and peoples.