Raquel De Anda is a Curator/Producer for Words Are Monuments, a multi-year Natural History Museum initiative exploring how place names encode histories of land seizure and erasure—and how naming can be reclaimed as a tool for resistance and cultural resurgence.
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Mohammed Usrof, Red Natural History Fellow Mohammed is a Palestinian researcher and organiser working on the political economy of energy, climate violence, and decolonial environmental thought. He is the Founder
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Lindsay Shade, Red Natural History Fellow Lindsay is an environmental sociologist with a focus on extractive industries, environmental justice, land politics, and public revenues. Their work draws from popular education
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Jordan B. Kinder (Métis), Red Natural History Fellow Jordan is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Media, Culture, and Communication at New York University, where he researches and teaches
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Joel Wainwright, Red Natural History Fellow Joel is a Professor in the Department of Geography at Ohio State University, where he teaches about political economy, environmental change, and social theory.
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