Parvathy Binoy
Biographic Data
| ID | 4606436 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Parvathy Binoy |
| GIVEN NAMES | Parvathy |
| FAMILY NAME | Binoy |
| SIGNATURE | BINOY P |
| AFFILIATIONS | Colgate University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-5849-9711 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Feminist midwifery, archives, and future ecologies: Birthing Black mothers in the U.S
Altadena Is Not for Sale”: Black Geographies, Wildfire Afterlives, and Speculative Justice in the Wake
Forgotten convergences: Afro-Asian ecologies of entanglement, survival, and circulation
This article excavates “Afro-Asian convergences” as ecological practices of survival forged in conditions of racial capitalism, caste hierarchy, climate precarity, and imperial violence. Rather than centering formal political alliances alone, it traces how African-descended and Asian communities have historically cultivated solidarities rooted in sustaining life—communal, interspecies, and planetary life—often outside official archives. Drawing o…
Haunted Geographies of War and Disaster: Embodied Geographies of Remains and the Feminist Political Ecology of Memory
This article develops the concept of an embodied geography of remains to examine how landscapes scarred by war, industry, and technoscience continue to act upon human and more‐than‐human life. Drawing on Black feminist geography and Asian feminist political ecology, it explores how toxic residues, spectral presences, and living bodies form co‐constituted archives of harm, care, and resistance. Through three case studies—the afterlives of Agent Or…
I’ve had a history of resistance: Amy Stelly and the Claiborne avenue alliance’s fight against the Claiborne expressway in Tremé, New Orleans
This article examines Amy Stelly’s longstanding grassroots struggle—through the Claiborne Avenue Alliance—to remove the I10 Claiborne Expressway from Tremé, New Orleans, as a case of Black feminist geography in action. Drawing on oral histories, “driveandtalk” mobile ethnography, and archival/contextual analysis, I situate Stelly’s activism within Clyde Woods’s account of the “neoBourbon” political economy to show how interstate infrastructure pr…
Tiffany Lethabo King. The black shoals; offshore formations of black and native studies: Duke University Press, 2019
Black intimacies with food sovereignty and land in the midst of gentrification in Saint Paul’s historic Rondo
This article draws on ethnographic and visual documentation of the Aurora Saint Anthony Peace Garden in Saint Paul's historic Black neighborhood, Rondo. The article draws on these insights to argue that the Rondo-elder-led collective, Urban Farmer Garden Alliance, and the Aurora Saint Anthony Peace Garden create and sustain an intimacy of Black food sovereignty in the context of gentrification in Rondo. This paper also argues that the community g…
Remembering Rondo: Black counter-memory and collective practices of place-making in Saint Paul’s historic black neighborhood
Pollution Governance in the time of disasters: Testimonials of Caste/d Women and the Politics of Knowledge in Kathikudam, Kerala
Darly and Her Battle with the Sand-Mining Mafia: Tracing a Feminist Geopolitics of Fear in the Production of Nature
This paper draws on the testimonials and writings of Darly and other environmental activists based in the South Indian state of Kerala to illuminate the workings of the sand mining industry in contemporary India. Darly is a 65-year-old woman from Olathani, a village located along the Neyyar River in Southern Kerala, who has voiced her opposition to the operations of the sand mining industry for several years. Due to her actions, she endured sever…
Darly and Her Battle with the Sand-Mining Mafia: Tracing a Feminist Geopolitics of Fear in the Production of Nature
This paper draws on the testimonials and writings of Darly and other environmental activists based in the South Indian state of Kerala to illuminate the workings of the sand mining industry in contemporary India. Darly is a 65-year-old woman from Olathani, a village located along the Neyyar River in Southern Kerala, who has voiced her opposition to the operations of the sand mining industry for several years. Due to her actions, she endured sever…
Pollution Governance in the time of disasters: Testimonials of Caste/d Women and the Politics of Knowledge in Kathikudam, Kerala
Black intimacies with food sovereignty and land in the midst of gentrification in Saint Paul’s historic Rondo
This article draws on ethnographic and visual documentation of the Aurora Saint Anthony Peace Garden in Saint Paul's historic Black neighborhood, Rondo. The article draws on these insights to argue that the Rondo-elder-led collective, Urban Farmer Garden Alliance, and the Aurora Saint Anthony Peace Garden create and sustain an intimacy of Black food sovereignty in the context of gentrification in Rondo. This paper also argues that the community g…
Remembering Rondo: Black counter-memory and collective practices of place-making in Saint Paul’s historic black neighborhood
Tiffany Lethabo King. The black shoals; offshore formations of black and native studies: Duke University Press, 2019
I’ve had a history of resistance: Amy Stelly and the Claiborne avenue alliance’s fight against the Claiborne expressway in Tremé, New Orleans
This article examines Amy Stelly’s longstanding grassroots struggle—through the Claiborne Avenue Alliance—to remove the I10 Claiborne Expressway from Tremé, New Orleans, as a case of Black feminist geography in action. Drawing on oral histories, “driveandtalk” mobile ethnography, and archival/contextual analysis, I situate Stelly’s activism within Clyde Woods’s account of the “neoBourbon” political economy to show how interstate infrastructure pr…
Feminist midwifery, archives, and future ecologies: Birthing Black mothers in the U.S
Altadena Is Not for Sale”: Black Geographies, Wildfire Afterlives, and Speculative Justice in the Wake
Forgotten convergences: Afro-Asian ecologies of entanglement, survival, and circulation
This article excavates “Afro-Asian convergences” as ecological practices of survival forged in conditions of racial capitalism, caste hierarchy, climate precarity, and imperial violence. Rather than centering formal political alliances alone, it traces how African-descended and Asian communities have historically cultivated solidarities rooted in sustaining life—communal, interspecies, and planetary life—often outside official archives. Drawing o…
Haunted Geographies of War and Disaster: Embodied Geographies of Remains and the Feminist Political Ecology of Memory
This article develops the concept of an embodied geography of remains to examine how landscapes scarred by war, industry, and technoscience continue to act upon human and more‐than‐human life. Drawing on Black feminist geography and Asian feminist political ecology, it explores how toxic residues, spectral presences, and living bodies form co‐constituted archives of harm, care, and resistance. Through three case studies—the afterlives of Agent Or…
Politics (6 works) · Archaeology (4 works) · Context (archaeology (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Environmental justice (3 works) · History (3 works) · History (3 works)