RESEARCH

I collaborate with Indigenous peoples, rural farmers, and their descendants to trace how ancient urbanism, imperialism, and settler colonialism in the Americas is intertwined with our genomes and the ecologies we live in. Working from a knowledge of the conjoined histories of science and colonialism, my work takes on the genome lab as a site of critical reinvention to ask different questions and shift the existing landscapes of scientific knowledge production and data governance in genome science.