I have never really considered myself a writer. This feeling stemmed from my histories and relationships with writing, primarily shaped by my experiences with formal schooling. However, I did experience a seismic shift a few years ago when my dear mentor, Shirin Vossoughi, introduced me to writing as a transformative act grounded in critical historicity and creative possibility. Since then, I have been learning to practice writing as a form of sacred connection — with our ancestors, the land, and our future kin. I invite you to explore some of my work below. You will find an ever-growing collection of articles, book chapters, publications, and zines.