I am an educator, researcher, and writer based on unceded Indigenous land in Tio’tia:ke / Mooniyang (currently called Monteal, Quebec).
I hold a PhD in Interdisciplinary Humanities from Concordia University, and am Lecturer + Area Head of Interdisciplinary Studies and Practices in Fine Arts at Concordia.
In my work, I approach questions concerning secretive, occulted, or underrepresented ways of knowing and being through embodied research in the areas of interdisciplinary studies, pedagogy, feminist material culture, disability studies, folklore, contemporary art, and poetics.
I work especially with theories and practices of night knowledge (including witchcraft, sleep, dreams, scent, spirit worlds), alter-abilities (including spellcasting, divination, ritual practice), and wild writing (including sleep writing, spirit writing, collective writing).
Contact: sandra.j.huber [at] gmail [dot] com
I hold a PhD in Interdisciplinary Humanities from Concordia University, and am Lecturer + Area Head of Interdisciplinary Studies and Practices in Fine Arts at Concordia.
In my work, I approach questions concerning secretive, occulted, or underrepresented ways of knowing and being through embodied research in the areas of interdisciplinary studies, pedagogy, feminist material culture, disability studies, folklore, contemporary art, and poetics.
I work especially with theories and practices of night knowledge (including witchcraft, sleep, dreams, scent, spirit worlds), alter-abilities (including spellcasting, divination, ritual practice), and wild writing (including sleep writing, spirit writing, collective writing).
Contact: sandra.j.huber [at] gmail [dot] com