— publications
The Subaltern Spraypaints: Lessons from Urban Marginalia in Vancouver
nonfictionThe Funambulist | read online
We, The Inevitably Interconnected: Meridians As Anti-Colonial Modality
nonfictionThe Funambulist | read online
Resistance is Rhizomatic: Towards an Anticolonial Praxis against Gentrification in Chinatown, Vancouver
nonfictionThe Funambulist: Issue 31 – Food | September 2020 | purchase print/online
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Let Us Be Water: Grieving Gentrification in the Heart of the City
nonfictionGUTS Magazine: Issue 11 – Movement | January 2020 | read online
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Lament on Coast Salish Land
poetry / proseCo-written with Benjamin Hertwig for Unsettling the Word: Biblical Experiments in Decolonization | book available through CommonWord or Orbis Books
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Dissent in the Age of Netflix
nonfiction
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In Memory of P.T.
poetry
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— columns
Geez Magazine
Starting in March 2019, Benjamin Hertwig and I started writing “Notes from Northern Turtle Island,” a regular column for Geez, a long-beloved magazine of ours that was moving its editorial home from Winnipeg to Detroit. “Notes from Northern Turtle Island” covers politics, hot takes, faith and justice, personal reflection, and civil disobedience in a Canadian context. Subscribe to Geez
Ruminate: The Waking
Dear child of the future
March 2021 | read online
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On bee-ing free: racial justice, surviving apocalypse, and paying attention
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the practice of hope: reminders on how to be (or, contemplative practices against capitalism)
October 2019 | read online
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Life, abundantly: on everyday Easters, resurrection, and time travel
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For the love of lowly things (for Mary)
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greening our golden hour grief: how not to be afraid of the end of the world
— selected readings + performances
“When the Spirit Comes”
Inhabit Conference (Online) &
Imago Mundi Poetry Reading:
Loren Wilkinson | Vancouver
“When We Talk About Belonging”
Inhabit Conference | Seattle
“A Many-Chambered Heart”
HerArts SkirtsAfire Festival | Collaboration with Benjamin Hertwig, Maxine Courtereille-Paul and Ainsley Hillyard | Edmonton
— exhibitions
The Feminine Touch: Group Exhibition
Presented by the Downtown Eastside Centre for the Arts | Interurban Gallery