I am a broadly trained human-environment geographer with specializations in feminist, health, and agro-food geographies.

 

I draw heavily on science and technology studies, medical anthropology, and critical development studies in my research and teaching.

 

I have over 7 years of research experience across North India investigating sustainable agriculture, health, gender, and food and nutrition security. I have two years experience working in the NGO sector in India prior to beginning my academic career.

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My research examines the complex interplay among processes of human health and wellbeing, ecological change, and everyday sociospatial relations.

 

I am interested in the political-economic and socio-cultural logics that underwrite certain international development policies, with a particular focus on the spatial effects and affects of global health  and development policies in action. I trace these policies to see how they are understood, enacted, and come to matter in the everyday lives of all sorts of human and nonhuman bodies.

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