- B.A., Anthropology, B.S., City & Regional Planning, certificates in GIS and Environmental Planning, Fresno State
Institute for Agroecology
BIO
Morita Mora has spent over a decade as an organizer, healer, and agroecology practitioner in and beyond California’s San Joaquin Valley, holding regional and statewide roles across nonprofit and government organizations. Their research and co-collaborations are grounded in supporting the infrastructure for equitable community resilience of im/migrant communities in rural and unincorporated communities towards community health, wealth, and community ownership. Morita’s research interests lie at the intersection of critical geography, political ecology, governance, and citizenship.
Bio
Morita Mora has spent over a decade as an organizer, healer, and agroecology practitioner in and beyond California’s San Joaquin Valley, holding regional and statewide roles across nonprofit and government organizations. Their research and co-collaborations are grounded in supporting the infrastructure for equitable community resilience of im/migrant communities in rural and unincorporated communities towards community health, wealth, and community ownership. Morita’s research interests lie at the intersection of critical geography, political ecology, governance, and citizenship.