#cripRitual
an exhibition of artworks curated by The Critical Design Lab (Jarah Moesch, Aimi Hamraie, Cassandra […]
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year in review: highlights 2022
This past year was filled with professional significance. Along with Aimi Hamraie & Kevin Gotkin, […]
Guest on the Data Dialogues Podcast
image description: 2 people in black & white photos standing separately, with a blue background. […]
#CripRitual Care Package
To my friend I have not yet met, welcome to the online version of a […]
publications
A few publications Queer Bioethics for Everyday Medical Technologiesin Teaching Health Humanities,ed. Olivia Banner, Nathan […]
United States Artist Fellow Awardee in Media, 2022
I am honored to announce that I, along with Aimi Hamraie & Kevin Gotkin, as […]
#CripRitual: Public Programs
All programs will take place over Zoom, and will be captioned. All programs will be […]
United States Artist Fellow Awardee in Media, 2022
I am honored to announce that I, along with Aimi Hamraie & Kevin Gotkin, as […]
#CripRitual
an exhibition of artworks curated by The Critical Design Lab (Jarah Moesch, Aimi Hamraie, Cassandra […]
fall 2019 – Fall 2022
Fall 2022: on leave Spring 2022: Design, Culture, & Society Design & Innovation Studio C […]
podcasts & related media
Guest Episodes 4,5,6 Data Dialogues Podcast, with Angela Eaton & Daphne Frias: 4: Climate Change […]
Critical Design Lab
I’m happy to say that I’ve joined Aimi Hamraie’s Critical Design Lab at Vanderbilt University for the 2018-2019 academic year.
Imagining Access
How do you imagine the future of accessible suburban transportation?
Many greenway trails were designed for recreational purposes, not for daily commuting. When transportation is encouraged, it is usually in relation to public health and climate change, not disability or economic accessibility.
Soldering the Disciplines
with Krista Caballero, Spring 2015 “Boundary objects are objects which are both plastic enough to […]