With the Southern Peasants Federation of Thailand, I’m developing a long-term photo project on land reclamation and agroecology, centering the stories of women leaders who are turning sites of extraction into living landscapes of care.

After protecting 250 square miles of his ancestral lands, Dune Lankard (Eyak) sets out to help launch thousands of Indigenous-led Kelp Farms.

Lead to Life is a trans-local collective led by black-diasporic and queer artists, healers & ecologists devoted to embodying Mark Anthony Johnson’s prayer that “Black wellness is the antithesis of state violence.”

My photography residency in Sousse with The New Medina was an exploration in non-extractive storytelling through photography, particularly travel photography.

The Bringing Our Voices Together summit brought together an inter-generational group of Indigenous leaders, many of whom are leading the fight against extractive industries in their communities across North America.