About me

I am an anthropologist working at the intersections of political-economic anthropology; feminist theory; and linguistic anthropology. I graduated from the University of Chicago in 2025.

I have conducted research across the American Southwest, focusing on governance, generational change, and political ideologies regarding environment and political-economy. My first project took place in Arizona and focused on the experiences of retirees and the effects of retirement communities across the Southwest.

I am currently conducting a research project based in Southern California that studies the impacts of Colorado River water losses, focusing on the technological, political, and environmental impacts of novel water technologies in an arid climate.

I have worked as a contract ethnographer for a nonprofit and in publicity and marking in the .

I grew up in Los Angeles, where my curiosity about the world—and the way we make it up and create it—was fostered.