03 — Recognition
A scientist the field already knows.
Fifteen years of research with Black and Indigenous communities across the Americas, the Pacific, and West Africa — and a public record of teaching, writing, and movement work that has helped shift the boundaries of who science is for.
- 2025Visiting Faculty in Citizen ScienceBard College
- 2025Guest Lecturer, Caribbean EcologiesUniversity of the West Indies — Cave Hill
- 2025“Call and Response: Black Archives across Borders of Being”CARIFESTA XV, Barbados
- 2025“Building Liberatory Science Education through Epistemic Justice and Repair”UWI Mona, Centre for Reparations Research — webinar
- 2025R/Evolutionary Ecology, Technology, and Intelligence, after ManD20 (The Decoloniality Network) — invited contribution
- 2024“resounding ancestor” — multimedia installationImmersion: Into the Jungle, National Gallery of Art, Guyana
- 2018“The Future of Science is Black”Motherboard / VICE — invited Black History Month feature
- 2017Named to the Grist 50 “Fixers”for advocacy for equity in STEM
- 2015–17Co-founder & co-chair, Equity, Inclusion & Diversity CommitteeSociety for Conservation Biology
- —Manager of Pacific ProgramsCenter for Biodiversity and Conservation, American Museum of Natural History
- —MA, Conservation BiologyColumbia University
- —BS, Zoology & AnthropologyUniversity of Wisconsin–Madison