My scholarship explores critical environmental law, law and social movements studies, rural studies, and CLR.

My first book is Remaking Appalachia: Ecosocialism, Ecofeminism, and Law. In Remaking Appalachia, I argue that contemporary crises in the region and beyond cannot be resolved through traditional legal reform. I instead advocate for broader, systemic change of the ecological political economy.

In my most recent work, my forthcoming law review article explores non-reformist reforms in environmental legal theory and praxis.

For a broader overview of my research agenda, check out some of my podcast interviews I have given on Oxford Human Rights Hub and Rising With the Tide.

My latest in teaching includes the course Law, Social Movements, and Social Change.