Kavita Kulkarni
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- BA in Sociology, Emory University
- MA in Individualized Studies (Communication, Design, and Social Movements), New York University
- PhD in Media, Culture, and Communication, New York University
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Kavita Kulkarni is an interdisciplinary researcher based in Brooklyn, New York. Her research examines the interplay of media, technology, and knowledge and cultural production, connecting this inquiry to matters of race, power, and city life. Kavita is committed activist and has been an organizer on various issues related to economic, housing, and social justice.
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- “‘Like a Cosmic, Invisible Umbilical Cord’: Soul Summit and the Haptic Arrangements of Black Social Life,” Journal of Popular Music Studies (2021) 33, no. 402, Special Issue on “Soundscapes of Gentrification,” eds. Christina Zanfagna and Alex Werth.
- “Mitchell-Lama Cooperative Housing and the Promise of Equity over Equality,” Housing the Co-Op: A Micro-political Manifesto, eds. Sascha Delz, Rainer Hehl, and Patricia Ventura
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- Race, Gender, and Digital Media
- Media Ecology