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Kirsten Mundt is a PhD candidate in American Studies at the University of New Mexico. Her research inhabits the intersection of contemplative/touch therapies, cultural discourse, and trans-species ecologies, animating ways individuals and communities strengthen de-colonial embodiments and social systems. She is also a storytelling instructor and somatic bodyworker for people in recovery from trauma and addiction in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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