Tracing the links. Walking the landscape. Standing with the community.
Aspiring to be a chronicler of the ordinary; a guardian of the untold.
A paper exploring how young women in China navigate the housing and employment challenges of waithood — from buying homes in lower-tier cities to staying on as “full-time daughters.”
An essay reflected on Hannah J. Dawson's work “Living, Not Just Surviving: The Politics of Refusing Low-Wage Jobs in Urban South Africa.”
Architectural historian and preservation planner, with a background in landscape architecture — a chronicler of ordinary places and the people who keep them.