My MPhil research in cultural anthropology at Hiroshima University focuses on Indigenous coffee-growing communities in the Cordillera region of the Philippines.

Examines how global markets and sustainability frameworks reshape ecological spaces, labor relations, and knowledge systems.

Explores multispecies relations and agrarian livelihoods through long-term ethnographic fieldwork.

Engages participant observation, in-depth interviews, and collaborative research methods

This work builds from long-term engagement with farmer communities, including my work through Alluyon Coffee, a social enterprise I founded prior to my MPhil, as a site where theory, livelihood, and practice intersect.