Digital Humanities • Indigenous Feminisms • Environmental Humanities • Amazonian Studies
My work explores Indigenous sovereignty, environmental justice, language revitalization, and decolonial feminist praxis in the Ecuadorian Amazon and among Kichwa diasporic communities across the United States.
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Indigenous Feminisms — Ñañapura (“Among Sisters”)
Research on Indigenous feminist praxis, collective care, territorial defense, and environmental justice among Kichwa women in the Ecuadorian Amazon.
This project examines how Indigenous women mobilize embodied forms of knowledge, reciprocity, and environmental stewardship in response to extractivist development and epistemic erasure.
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Language Revitalization
Digital and community-based approaches to Kichwa language learning, cultural preservation, and Indigenous language revitalization in the Ecuadorian Amazon.
Indigenous Diaspora and Migration
Research on migration, multilingualism, intergenerational memory, and cultural continuity among Kichwa communities in the United States.
This project also explores community-based and participatory research methodologies through collaborative engagement with members of the Kichwa diaspora.
Environmental Justice and Territorial Defense
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Digital humanities and mapping projects exploring Indigenous environmental resistance, extractivism, and territorial sovereignty in the Ecuadorian Amazon.
Documentary and Public Humanities
Collaborative audiovisual storytelling and public humanities work centered on Indigenous communities, oral history, environmental justice, and cultural memory.