Where Many Worlds Fit

Online & in-person geography education

I offer personalized online geography tutoring, art and mapping classes, workshops, and adaptable curricula for learners from K–12 through graduate study, as well as families, schools, universities, nonprofits, and community groups.

Online Tutoring

Personalized learning shaped around each learner’s interests, goals, experiences, and learning style.

My approach makes room for different ways of knowing, processing, and participating. We approach difficult histories and present-day crises with care, moving at a pace that supports understanding without losing sight of wonder, creativity, and joy.

• Individual
• Group
• Home school
• K–12
• Undergraduate
• Graduate
• Nonprofit

Art & Mapping Classes

We explore space, place, maps, memories, and our relationships with one another and the more-than-human world.

Through drawing, storytelling, mapping, and reflection, we honor grief, ancestral knowledge, and imagination through the power of infinite love.

We learn to point out the harm and the forces that reward the harm, all that remains, and forms of care and healing still with us today.

• Sacred geographies
• Ancestral territories
• Before the borders
• Volcanoes
• Condors
• Maize
• Maya geography
• Los Angeles
• California Missions
• Native America/Abya Yala
• Caribbean
• Mesoamerica
• Mediterranean
• Africa

Workshops & Curricula

Adaptable learning experiences and materials for families, educators, schools, universities, and community groups.

Workshops connect geography with history, political education, art, strategy, ethics, spirituality, and collective care. Each offering creates space to study systems of harm while nurturing solidarity, critical imagination, and the joy of learning together.

• Countermapping Land Acknowledgements
• Panthers, Zapatistas, and Nonviolent Armed Resistance
• Palestine 1492: A Report Back
• The Fourth World War: Zapatista Writings on Global Capital
• Cutting the Earth in Half: At the Mexico/Guatemala Border
• 32 Pawns: A Chess Game to Convince, not Defeat
• Art of War, Art of the Milpa
• Zapatismo and Pluriversal Ontologies