Projects

Futures of Love & Study

Futures of Love & Study is an event series and practicum project utilizing discourse and testimony from educational experiences between educators, students, and community members in order to speculate on the future of education. Futures of Love and Study is working in collaboration with George Ferrandi’s Jump!Star project, and will host an event during Richmond’s InLight festival.
Broad St. Bullies

The Broad St. Bullies are a Richmond, VA, cycling group that holds weekly ride-outs, often drawing hundreds of participants. This ethnographic study, conducted by a graduate student researcher, aims to describe the group’s structure and practices in order to understand how it impacts participants.
Data Ecologies

The data economy is dangerously accelerating, compounding and intensifying environmental and climate-related harms world-wide as well as algorithmically extending neocolonial practices, logics, and hierarchies. Data Ecologies responds to the need for an expansive environmental justice approach to the multiple scales and geographies of harm produced by the data economy.
University Ecologies

What role(s) do universities play in responding to a climate crisis that they are complicit in accelerating?
Cannabis in Consolidation

How are investors actively narrowing the possibilities for small-scale, social equity businesses to survive and thrive, shutting out ecologically and socially liberatory possibilities?
Climate Circles

Small group discussions meant to provide space for respectful, honest and caring engagement with our relationships with and alienation from the planet-in-crisis.
Reparative Land Justice Initiative

A community-based participatory action research project in support of Black Food Soveriegnty in Central VA.