Me and akil.bsky.social mapped 128 ICE detention facilities against heat, wildfire, and flood risks. It wouldn’t have been possible without research and collaboration from the Carceral Ecologies team at UCLA. Follow them! interc.pt/36H8nwR

Thinking about mapping exposure, really appreciate how this map by PFAS Project Lab brings contamination info together with community resources: pfasproject.com/pfas-sites-and…

Today, April 13,2022 I am no longer using the term “imposter syndrome”. Last night Dr.Amanda R. Tachine, Ph.D. informed me this concept was developed by two white women to explain why minoritized folks feel like outsiders or face self-doubt

Capitalize Indigenous Capitalize Native Capitalize LAND BACK

WE’RE LIVE!!! A platform of incredible contributions re-imagining maps and space across Africa + the diaspora disembodiedterritories.com

Nik Heynen on methodology: "what are we willing to do to build trust? what are we willing to sacrifice? what does it mean to start intentionally silencing myself, to work behind the scenes in particular ways?" #PlantationAfterLives

The first week of the the Scholars in Residence program has been a blast! Jackman Humanities Institute

Pictured here sharing our strengths and delegating in a dandelion field (with pebbles to keep the index cards from blowing away in the wind)

Last week, as part of the Scholars in Residence Program (SiR), we had so much fun doing Joe Dumit 's implosion exercise for different classes of petrochemicals. It was a joy to use Critical Digital Humanities Initiative CDRS space to surround ourselves with whiteboards!

can't believe it's our last week next week of the SiR program! We will miss the "school of crimefighting" 🐙

Who is polluting in Chemical Valley? Check the #PollutionReporterApp! 🛢🌈

We are so excited to announce the launch of ✨Platypod✨, The CASTAC podcast! Check out our first episode where dr. cassandra hartblay and Zihao Lin discuss their research on accessibility. Enjoy! blog.castac.org/platypod/

Hello! I am preparing my tenure file, and thought I'd ask for some help. If you've taught my work in a class of yours, could you email or DM me the syllabus or any other info about the course (e.g., institution, course title, etc.). This would be incredibly helpful, thanks!