My body of work examines how power, policy, and infrastructure shape everyday life across the Americas—through research, writing, and applied practice.

I work as a scholar-practitioner, moving between research, writing, and applied institutional work. Scholarship informs my practice, and practice, in turn, reshapes the questions I ask as a scholar.

Across my work, I’m guided by a recurring set of themes: how power becomes ordinary; how infrastructure operates as a moral system; how people experience mobility and risk; how institutions function as both as sites of care and harm; how interpretation shapes responsibility; and how the Americas serve as interconnected and mutually iterative regions.