I'm an independent artist, practice-led researcher, writer and cultural worker who dances with horseshoe crabs and makes ceremony with cranes. My mission is to hospice the dying colonized world, serving as death doula working with arts and poetics to create futures of interspecies co-becoming. My poetry and socially-engaged art projects shift the paradigm of colonialism and conquest and seed new kinds of stories that live beyond the “one world” and proliferate in pluriverses (many worlds) of possibilities. I earned a PhD in Environmental Studies at Antioch University New England and currently work as a narrative coach for public health organizations in Massachusetts.

Location

01002

Disciplines

• Art History
• Creative Writing
• Digital Humanities
• Film Studies
• Humanities
• Performing Arts
• Theater Studies
• Visual Arts
• Cultural Studies and Ethnic Studies
• Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies
• Environmental Studies and Forestry
• Education

Affiliation

Independent Arts Based Researcher

Website

http://www.juponglin.net