Re-weaving food system narratives

I’m a transdisciplinary researcher working at the intersection of food systems, sustainability education, and environmental memory. My work explores how intergenerational learning, place-based practice, and community co-design can reconnect people to food, place, and each other. Through school gardens, policy advocacy, and grassroots engagement, I examine how growing and sharing food can become acts of resistance, care, and cultural continuity in the face of ecological and social disruption.

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Beyond academic research, this space also includes a personal blog where I reflect on the ideas shaping my work. I see research as praxis—an ongoing process of living the ethos of my work in my own life. Through writing, projects, and everyday practices, I engage with the questions I study, seeking ways to bridge theory and action.

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Here, you'll find insights into my research, current projects, and reflections on sustainability in practice. I hope this space sparks curiosity and dialogue—thank you for visiting!