I center wellbeing at the confluence of fast technology and slow thinking. Grounded in relational justice, my practice cultivates reciprocity, accountability, and care in our connectedness across digital and analog spaces.
My work moves slowly by design, because the pace of trust matters in what we create together.
Summer rainfall in southern Chile has declined by nearly 50% over the past decade, reshaping livelihoods for rain-dependent farming communities in the Los Lagos region. As a Visiting Professor at the Universidad de Chile, I work alongside these communities to co-design water governance frameworks guided by land-based knowledges and relational justice principles.
Laboratorio Kremer (UChile)Great Plains Research publishes original, peer-reviewed research and integrative syntheses that illuminate the peoples, cultures, ecologies, and economies of the Great Plains. As the Editor, I oversee editorial governance, community relations, and the responsible integration of AI into scholarly practice.
Great Plains ResearchRelational justice grounds my approach to Responsible AI — in research, practice, and the shared language we build together. At the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, I work alongside students, faculty, and institutional partners to co-design frameworks for responsible AI integration in teaching and learning.
PIP Education Framework Responsible AI in Teaching and LearningBeer is a record of place: of the soil, the water, and the people. As an Advanced Cicerone® and beer scholar, I host scholarly seminars, experiential workshops, and guided tastings that elevate appreciation of beer as an agricultural and cultural expression — deepening the connections between land, heritage, and the communities that steward it.
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