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July 7, 2026Article, AuthorFaith As Cartography: Land, obligation, and the moral geography of the commonsIcarus Complex MagazineA contributed article tracing how devras, village shrines in southern Rajasthan's Aravalli hills, have protected common land where formal law and cartography failed. Drawing on Seva Mandir's restoration work, it shows faith holding the landscape together against mining and encroachment.
June 2, 2026Radio InterviewA new program brings jazz to CTA Red Line stops all summerWBEZ NewsInterviewed by Ari Mejia for WBEZ News coverage of the Red Line Jazz Project's launch on May 21, 2026, which brings live jazz to CTA Red Line stations across Chicago in line with the CTA's goals for equitable transit-oriented development.
Sept 19, 2025Guest LectureAesthics of Evidence: Visualizing Impacts of Extreme HeatFaculty of Design,
CEPT University, IndiaInterviewed by Ari Mejia for WBEZ News coverage of the Red Line Jazz Project's launch on May 21, 2026, which brings live jazz to CTA Red Line stations across Chicago in line with the CTA's goals for equitable transit-oriented development.
May 9, 2026Report feature, Exhibition Tour Hum Sab Ek: SEWA’s Response to the Pandemic | Cultural Highlight Johns Hopkins Gupta-Klinsky India InstituteFeatured in the India Center's conference report, this chapter covers the Hum Sab Ek exhibition, shown at the Johns Hopkins Inaugural India Conference at the Bloomberg Center for Public Innovation. The exhibit combined storytelling, data, and artifacts from SEWA's fieldwork to ground policy discussions in first-hand accounts of grassroots resilience.
March 31, 2025Studio
Report Designer & ContributerDo No Harm: Dilemmas in Planning for Health Harvard Graduate School of Design, Department of Urban Design and PlanningDesigned the report for Do No Harm: Dilemmas in Planning for Health, a Fall 2024 project-based course led by Professor Magda Maaoui. In collaboration with Paris-based Roofscapes, students explored adapting Parisian zinc roofs to heat and evolving affordable housing needs, speculating on implementation for Haussmannian roofs and other housing typologies in Paris.
March 18, 2025Featured ArticleEmpowering Women in the Informal Economy: Insights from SEWA's Community-Driven Approach in India Harvard Center for International Development (CID)Featured as co-curator of the Hum Sab Ek exhibition in this CID Voices Blog piece on SEWA's community-driven approach to empowering women in India's informal economy, alongside curator Dr. Satchit Balsari and the exhibition's broader team.
March 31, 2025Self produced exhibition catalog and construction document
Hum Sab Ek Lakshmi Mittal South Asia Institute at HarvardDesigned the report for Do No Harm: Dilemmas in Planning for Health, a Fall 2024 project-based course led by Professor Magda Maaoui. In collaboration with Paris-based Roofscapes, students explored adapting Parisian zinc roofs to heat and evolving affordable housing needs, speculating on implementation for Haussmannian roofs and other housing typologies in Paris.
March 31, 2025Featured Interview, Newspaper Article
Hum Sab Ek Lakshmi Mittal South Asia Institute at HarvardDesigned the report for Do No Harm: Dilemmas in Planning for Health, a Fall 2024 project-based course led by Professor Magda Maaoui. In collaboration with Paris-based Roofscapes, students explored adapting Parisian zinc roofs to heat and evolving affordable housing needs, speculating on implementation for Haussmannian roofs and other housing typologies in Paris.
2024
Hum Sab Ek | ILO Headquarters, Geneva, June 2025
Article – Mid-day Newspaper, India | Hum Sab Ek Launch Event
Article – Harvard Gazette | Hum Sab Ek
20232022
BIENNALE ARTE 2024 | Foreigners Everywhere | Catalogue of the 60th International Art Exhibition (Features The BLACK City Astrolabe)
Essay – Landscape Journal 68 | Shrines of Rural RajasthanArticle – The Daily Guardian | A 21st Century General to a 15 Century Fort