co-creating just eco-social futures
Everyday, I celebrate my experience with humanities, public health, human-centered computing, teaching, and research and the mentors and friends who encourage and accompany me.
I enjoy traveling and coming home to Baltimore where I make interactive collages and dabble in creative biomaking, sound, and digital media to explore and connect with myself and others.
I’m a doctoral student in the Human-Centered Computing program at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and a research assistant in the Designing pARticipatory futurEs lab. I conduct qualitative and arts-based research with community labs, environmental justice advocates, bioartists, and other inspiring scholars and practitioners.
My disciplinary home is human-computer interaction with an interest in science and technology studies. My published work is on Google Scholar.