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We are a New York-based hybrid research and journalism organisation documenting communities in resistance at the intersection of politics, literature, and culture.

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Assistant Culture Editor at The Polis Project.
Co-host, "It's Not You, It's the Media" Culture editor, the Polis Project
Writer, photographer, and founder of The Polis Project. Author of Midnight’s Borders and How Long Can the Moon Be Caged?. I write about state violence, memory, and resistance across borders, empires, and histories.
Journalist, writer, feminist. Anti-capitalist growth, slow marination.
Communications and Cultural Partnerships at The Polis Project