i’m a writer/editor/researcher from nyc.

at columbia, i studied history & english & you can read my thesis on the history dept. website, if you care to: “public women, private vice: resisting and reforming the state regulation of sex work in 1940s algiers.” during undergrad, i worked at the law school’s human rights institute, in the dept. of history, and at the international research institute for climate and society, where I contributed to a paper in PNAS on “the impact of flooding on food security across africa.” i also served as a staff writer, then an editor, then editor-in-chief at our darling campus magazine, the blue and white.

after graduating, i moved abroad for three years, first to cambridge, england, supported by the euretta j. kellett fellowship. there, i wrote my mphil dissertation on djuna barnes’s nightwood. i then moved to paris, france to study international law & politics. my thesis, soon to be published on the sciences po library website, tackled ecological personhood; it’s called “if trees had standing: confrontations between the rights of nature and the regulation of resource extraction in the united states and ecuador.”

i’m currently relocating to brooklyn, where i’m the online assistant editor & dev assistant at bomb magazine.