When I’m not working, I read a lot. I especially love books by authors who face multiple forms of marginalization—and horror in particular. I love horror because I’m convinced that the genre is the perfect medium for reflecting on power dynamics and on who and what our society defines as monsters. I also think a lot about justice(s) and how we can transform our relationships with ourselves and our environment.

In everything I do, I hold myself to the standard of maintaining a critical stance toward power structures and a sensitivity to discrimination. For me, this means not only gaining a deeper understanding of structural power dynamics, but also acting in accordance with that knowledge and taking responsibility.