Animals & Tech: Notes on NYT’s ‘Listen to the World’There is a special intimacy to audio that wins over visual connection every single time. So frequently we listen to recorded audio that…Sep 10, 2020Sep 10, 2020
What Dances With Wolves teaches us about wolves, American identity, & our conception of borders[Final Paper—Fall 2019 Animals, Race, and Nature, Prof. Nandini Thiyagarajan, NYU]Mar 19, 2020Mar 19, 2020
Recommendations for Multispecies Ethnographic Filmmaking[Final Paper — Fall 2019 Media and Culture at NYU Prof. Faye Ginsburg]Mar 19, 2020Mar 19, 2020
Three Benefits From Releasing a Wolf in the American Museum of Natural History[Final Presentation — Fall 2019 Museums & Interactive Technologies at NYU]Mar 19, 2020Mar 19, 2020
Quick reflections after watching Afghan photojournalism doc ‘Frame by Frame’In 2008, I started collaborating with Afghan activist Zareen Taj and together we produced the book Journey to Empowerment: Women After the…Jun 30, 2016Jun 30, 2016
How many people have died in the global conflict over wildlife?Growing armed conflictOct 13, 2015Oct 13, 2015
Reflections from #PositivePeace2015Background: I am an National Geographic Young Explorer trained in anthropology and filmmaking and I spend my time exploring human-wildlife…Oct 7, 2015Oct 7, 2015