Public Philosophy

Writing 

“Call Me by My Name: The Lack of Institutional Support for WOC Graduate Instructors.” Accepted for publication in Absurdities of Academia: Liminal Realities of Vulnerable Academics. Edited by Saba Fatima. Forthcoming.

“From the ‘Chinese Simone de Beauvoir’ to the ‘Chinese He Yin Zhen:’ Decolonizing Anglo-European Academic Philosophy through the Work of An Asian Feminist Philosopher.” The Women in Philosophy Series, The Blog of the APA, June 2024.

“Imagining An Open Philosophy: Why Is It Important and What Needs to Be Done?” as part of an Open Knowledge Fellowship with the Mina Rees Library

Medical Humanities

For my final project in the Interactive Technology and Pedagogy graduate certificate program, I created comics that critically examine the phenomenon of global pinkwashing, in which the global breast cancer awareness movement disproportionately harms women in the Global South. [Slides]

Additionally, I have a strong interest in clinical ethics consultation and extensive experience supporting cancer and endocrinology patients. In 2021, I co-spearheaded an online support platform for individuals with breast cancer and their families to navigate medical and ethical challenges; the platform now serves over 50,000 members. 

Cross-Institutional Reading Groups

#MeToo & Philosophy (2021), He Yin Zhen’s Political Philosophy (2024), Asian Critical Race Theory (2024)