Ingrid Elísabet Feeney is a lover of soils and a singer of songs.
A member of the Climate Justice Project, she has been politically engaged since her early 20s in New York City, where she was active in the Campus Antiwar Network and Students for Justice in Palestine, and co-managed the Arts and Culture booth at Occupy Wall Street.
A political ecologist in training, she is currently working on a dissertation which examines how competing paradigms of agriculture (i.e., agribusiness and agroecology) mobilize contrasting regimes of Nature/culture, race, gender, and the body in the territorialization of divergent agrarian futures.
