I'm a Mellon Foundation Fellow at the Digital Democracies Lab at the University of Simon Fraser on a SSHRC Joseph Bombardier Scholarship. I study the cultural politics of optimization and smartness, along with their relationship to contemporary fascism. I did my master’s studies at Toronto Metropolitan and York University’s Joint Program in Communication & Culture. I’m the co-founder of the Digital Citizenship Cultures Initiative with Ryerson University's Infoscape Lab, and I’m also a researcher at the Open Intelligence Lab at the University of Amsterdam.
Experience
2019–present
Research associate, Infoscape Lab
2019–present
Research associate, Open Intelligence Lab
Education
2024
Simon Fraser University, Doctor of Philosophy, Communications
2020
Ryerson & York University, Master of Arts, Communication & Culture
Publications
2019
Being in/of the Network: Memes as Digital Subject, To Be Decided: Journal of Interdisciplinary Theory
2016
The Production of Society: Social Cohesion, Newspapers, and Social Media, ImagiNATIONS
Grants and Contracts
2020
Joseph Armand-Bombardier Doctoral Fellowship
Role:
Recipient
Funding Source:
Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada