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settler-colonial cities, climate justice, Indigenous resistance & futures
My current work sits at the intersection of settler-colonial cities, climate justice, and Indigenous resistance and futures. I aim to understand how climate change and climate actions are enrolled in maintaining and contesting settler-colonial cities. More specifically, I am working to gain insight into how settler-colonial cities enroll climate mitigation efforts and narratives of carbon reduction into the project of settler-colonialism, re-entrenching settler futures at the expense of Indigenous sovereignty and self-determination. However, I maintain that my work must also uplift Indigenous peoples and nations continuous efforts against settler-colonialism, as the project is not complete because we are still here.
Education
M.A., Geography, University of Georgia, 2022.
B.A., Environmental Sustainability: Planning and Management with Geographic Information Systems (Minor), University of Oklahoma, 2020.
Grant Support
National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowship Program (2021)
Research
Arney, R. N., Henderson, M. B., DeLoach, H. R., Lichtenstein, G., & German, L. A. (2022). Connecting across difference in environmental governance: Beyond rights, recognition, and participation. Environment and Planning E: Nature and Space, 25148486221108892.