I study conflict and intervention, with a focus on the politics and ethics of humanitarian intervention and the infrastructures that they use. My current research project concerns a radio early warning network in rural Congo, where I am studying varying ethics of protection, rural connectivity, everyday use of technology, militarism and humanitarianism, and borders in ungoverned spaces.

My previous research project looked at FM radio programs the encouraged rebels to surrender in and around Uganda. I look at message production and reception, humanitarian use of justice and reconciliation narratives, and the militarization of humanitarianism in northern Uganda and northeastern Congo.

You can see my publications related to my research here.