This street mural is located at the pedestrian crossing at the entrance to the border city of Tijuana. It depicts a woman cradling a baby surrounded by monarch butterflies, which symbolize migration in North America.

Sovereignty’s Sonic Limit | Studies in Social Justice

I am very proud to announce the publication of my article “Sovereignty’s Sonic Limits: Music and Spectacle at the Border.” … More

“On Astrobiology, Ontology, and Decoloniality” | Foundry

It’s a great pleasure to announce the publication of an edited conversation between myself and David Delgado Shorter as part … More

“Performing Abolition: Paul Robeson in the Canadian Borderlands” | Resonance: The Journal of Sound & Culture

I am very proud to announce the publication of my article “Performing Abolition: Paul Robeson in the Canadian Borderlands” in … More

Drums of Occupy | Folklife & Contemporary Folk Research

I am pleased to announce two projects commemorating the 10th anniversary of Occupy Wall Street. PART 1.“The Drums of Occupy” … More

Sounding Out! | Gabriel Saloman Mindel & Alexander Jay Ullman

Gabriel Saloman Mindel and Alexander Jay Ullman have just published a collaboratively written text on the legendary sound studies web … More