Simone Moise (they/he) is a writer, researcher, and academic born and raised in the greater Boston area, with a Bachelors in History from Boston University. Their research interests have ranged from night life culture during the fall of the Soviet Union; techno music and racial self determination in post industrial Detroit; and most recently, the role of neocolonial liberalism in urban planning and city building in suppressing communities of color. With professional experience in museums, non-profits, film and literature, Simone utilizes a drastically cross disciplinary approach in academic and professional opportunities. In their free time, they enjoy cooking, dancing, and vintage leather restoration. As a multi-generational New England resident, they love exploring themes of family, gentrification, harm-reduction, and class in local communities.
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