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Tori Bush

Environmental Humanities Scholar

I analyze how environmental disruption reshapes narrative possibility, transforming crises into openings for collective imagination.

Going to plant trees with CRCL. A boat on a river or lake carrying bamboo poles with a branch and leaves in the foreground, a flat landscape with water, and a clear blue sky in the background.

Tori Bush serves as an inaugural Postdoctoral Fellow at the Tulane Global Humanities Center, following positions at The New School and as a Mellon Foundation Postdoctoral Fellow in Climate Humanities and Social Justice at the Climate Museum. She is the co‑editor of The Gulf South: An Anthology of Environmental Writing and is developing a monograph on settler colonial rhetorics in environmental literature