i acknowledge the custodians of the lands i work and live on, the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation and the Darramuragal people of the Darug nation
i offer my respects to their elders past, present, and emergent, and to their kin - human, vegetal, animal, and elemental
the lands of Gadigal and Darramuragal were taken without consent, treaty, or compensation
they are lands whose stories have historically been stolen, silenced, and sanitized
they are lands of ongoing Indigenous survivance, continuance, and resurgence
Indigenous lands - always have been, always will be
NOT ALL HUNGERS ARE THE SAME
24 April 2026
An essay on the cultural and political meanings of hunger, published in SciencePolitics.
VEGETAL RESPONSE-ABILITY ON A PLANTATION FRONTIER
7 April 2026
An essay on vegetal care and response-ability, published in the Society of Cultural Anthropology's Theorizing the Contemporary series.
STORYTELLING FOR EARTHLY SURVIVAL
24 March 2026
A podcast on storytelling, with Biophilia Award winner Thom van Dooren and David Schlosberg, Zoe Sadokierski, Jenny Newell, Sophie Chao, and Dieter Hochuli.
INDIGENOUS FOOD SOVEREIGNTY
16 October 2025
A reflection on Indigenous food sovereignty on World Food Day, published by the Duke University Press blog.
PLANTATION ANTHROPOLOGIES
23 April 2026
An essay on anthropological approaches to the plantation, published in the Society for Cultural Anthropology's Theorizing the Contemporary Fieldsights series.
