I wrote a posthumanist autoethnography about engaging with Ukrainian landscapes via distance in the context of displacement and ecocide caused by Russia. I'll post a link here when it's published on the Dalhousie website.

I'm so grateful to have defended my master's thesis yesterday with no revisions! It was one of the most intellectually stimulating conversations I've ever had. Many thanks to my committee for the questions that made me sweat and nervously sip water in between responding.

I'll also be talking about my research here, please register via the link below if you'd like to attend! A big thank you to the Dalhousie Association of Graduate Students in English (DAGSE).

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The first two photos are by Ievgeniia Kopytsia.

This week at the #ICCEES2025, I spoke about a stork as a messenger of spring and wonder, an ancestor who always finds its way home, and a body that bleeds and dies in the war. Grateful to other panelists, everyone who listened, and to all the friends I made in London!

Thank you @melanie-zurba-art.bsky.social for supporting my adventures ✨

I'm super excited to participate in the discussion about Ukraine's green recovery at @uclssees.bsky.social for the International Council for Central and East European Studies (ICCEES) 2025 World Congress this summer! I've never seen London before ☺️ #ICCEES2025