Cassandra Troyan is a writer, artist, and educator whose work explores the intersections of gendered violence, living with trauma, radical histories of resistance, and speculative futures beyond capital. Their cultural research investigates the conditions for harm caused by social and state forms of domination. Whether that be through the technological apparatuses used to surveil endangered species or sex workers, autonomous organizing for queer feminist self-defense, or the types of solidarity necessary to confront crises of reproduction and ecological destruction, their artistic, poetic, theoretical interventions are always enacted towards an abolitionist horizon of liberation.