Writing
4/15/2013. Contributed to Stay Solid! A Radical Handbook for Youth. Edited by Matt Hern and the Purple Thistle Collective. AK Press.
12/10/2012. “Detroiters Rally to Stop ‘Corporate Land Grab’ of Vacant Lots.” In These Times.
10/15/2012. “Farmers, Workers, Consumers, Unite! New Visions in Food Justice.” Yes Magazine.
9/15/2012. Contributed to We Are Many: Reflections on Movement Strategy from Occupation to Liberation. Edited by Kate Khatib, Margaret Killjoy, and Mike McGuire. AK Press.
9/12/2012. “One Activist’s Fight Against Walmart’s Food Justice Takeover.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
7/25/2012. “Decolonizing the Occupy Movement.” Cultural Anthropology.
7/13/2012. “We Are More Than Workers and Consumers in the Food System.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
July 2012. “Good Food and Good Jobs for All: Challenges and Opportunities to Advance Racial and Economic Equity in the Food System.” Applied Research Center. Full report [version 2] and executive summary available for download [PDF].
6/27/2012. Coauthored with Darwin BondGraham. “Communities of Color Organize Against Urban Land Grabs.” Race, Poverty and the Environment. Urban Habitat.
June 2012. Coauthored with Nayantara Sen. “Better Together in Action: Organizations Working to Integrate Racial Justice and LGBT Issues.” Applied Research Center.
May 2012. “Injustice in the Food Chain“. Sojourners Magazine.
1/2/2012. “Occupy, Resist, Grow“. Mobilizing Ideas. Center for the Study of Social Movements, University of Notre Dame.
11/4/2011. “Got a Hustle to Pay Rent While Jobless? You’re Part of a $1T Economy.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
10/20/2011. “Latina Activist Betita Martinez’s Wisdom for Young Organizers.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
10/17/2011. “Orange is the New Green: Oakland’s community owned Solar Mosaic.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
10/5/2011. “Public Sector Attacks Undermine Racial Progress.” Indypendent. NYC Independent Media Center.
9/13/2011. “Of Mice and Medicine: How Investing in Medicaid Will Create Jobs.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
Autumn 2011. “Selected Comparisons from The Color of Food.” Race/Ethnicity: Multidisciplinary Global Contexts. Indiana University Press. Vol. 5, No. 1, pp. 139-143.
6/10/2011. “Vermont Breaks Ground in Health Coverage for Migrant Workers.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
6/1/2011. “Food Workers: Wage and Race.” Race, Poverty, and the Environment. Urban Habitat.
5/30/2011. “Will 2012 Become Labor’s Moment of Political Truth?” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
4/20/2011. “One Year After BP Oil Spill, Communities of Color Are Still Hurting.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
2/17/2011. “America’s Food Sweatshops.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
February 2011. Coauthored with Dom Apollon. “The Color of Food.” Applied Research Center.
11/17/2010. “The Physical and Emotional Costs of Long-Term Unemployment.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
11/11/2010. “We’re Still Waiting on Those Green Jobs.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
5/21/2010. “Tesla Revives NUMMI Plant, But Will Workers of Color Benefit?” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
5/11/2010. “Replacing Coal with Green Jobs in Navajo Nation.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
4/13/2010. “Trained to Fail.” Colorlines. Applied Research Center.
March 2010. “Translating Green into Navajo.” Applied Research Center.
2/9/2010. “Coal Mining Curbed on the Black Mesa, Paving Way for Navajo Green Economy.” RaceWire. Applied Research Center.
10/7/2009. “Ethnic Studies Beyond the Academy.” RaceWire. Applied Research Center.
November 2009. “Greening Los Angeles.” Applied Research Center.
November 2009. Coauthored with Terry Keleher. “Green Equity Toolkit.” Applied Research Center.
10/1/2009. “Communities of Possibilities.” RaceWire. Applied Research Center.
9/30/2009. “A Tale of Race and Recovery.” RaceWire. Applied Research Center.
7/23/2009. “Green Jobs for Navajo Youth.” RaceWire. Applied Research Center.
7/9/2009. “Racializing Uighurs: The Story of Internal Colonialism in China.” RaceWire. Applied Research Center.
