Support my morning matcha fix and some food for fuel as I keep the momentum going on research, mapping, and creative development. 

Help cover gas and travel for a day trip to the University of New Mexico, where I access archives, collect data, and test mapping ideas that keep the Anti-Uranium Mapping Project moving forward.

Support the preservation and organization of research materials, maps, and digital resources that keep the Anti-Uranium Mapping Project organized and accessible. Your donation helps compensate me for the time needed to do this detailed, behind-the-scenes work—allowing me to focus on curating and structuring information that strengthens the project.

Help cover the time and effort needed to prepare robust, engaging, and up-to-date presentations, lectures, and workshops. Universities and institutions rarely compensate for this work, so your donation allows me to dedicate focused attention to curating content, updating research, and ensuring every presentation reflects the most current insights from the Anti-Uranium Mapping Project.

Help take the Anti-Uranium Mapping Project beyond the studio—to exhibitions, openings, residencies, lectures, and community events. Often, there are shows, talks, and events that I can’t attend due to travel costs, even when they are critical for connecting with the community or learning from key figures in resource extraction and environmental advocacy. Your support allows me to be present at these events, strengthen community ties, and expand the project’s reach and impact.

Support the essential work that keeps the Anti-Uranium Mapping Project running smoothly. This contribution helps compensate for the time I spend on administrative and organizational tasks—archiving research, managing digital resources, coordinating and scheduling interviews, handling emails, preparing workshop materials, and maintaining project infrastructure.

Your contribution provides the stability and focus that allows me to fully immerse myself in research, grant applications, web development, and creative exploration—almost like an at-home artist residency for the month. This uninterrupted time ensures the Anti-Uranium Mapping Project can advance immersive storytelling, mapping, and community-centered work at its fullest potential.

This amount covers more than half of essential supplies or just over a month of base support, giving me a solid foundation to focus on research, mapping, and storytelling.

Provides the stability and focus to fully immerse in research, grant applications, web development, and creative exploration—like an at-home artist residency. Uninterrupted support ensures AUMP can advance storytelling, mapping, and community-centered work at its fullest potential with a complete office upgrade.