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I am a transdisciplinary researcher and educator at the intersection of archaeology, history, and ecology embedded within decolonial and Black Radical traditions. Having begun my (post-secondary) education in the natural sciences I came to the realisation that contemporary challenges, including the climatic and ecological crises, are the products of carceral, colonial, and racial capitalist systems, which need to be confronted with radical political imaginaries. It is the realisation of these imaginaries, informed and fuelled by Global South critiques, which underpin my ethical, epistemological, and pedagogical approaches.
