She holds MA degrees in International Relations and Political Communication and has worked in the private, nonprofit and public sectors in South Africa. Her research and writing focuses on the nexus between international development, mediated communication and culture, and her essays, art writing and short stories have appeared in Africa’s a Country, Kalahari Review, New Frame and more.
6. Towards climate consciousness: a compendium
This project was an extended conversation about climate and art, and in the process a wealth of insights and information was exchanged with the editors, curators and artists I spoke with. Read more
2. Communicating without aestheticizing or academicizing
Conversation with Angela Chan, creative climate communicator Read more
Reflecting on Science and Art as Dirge: READ Fellowship Project 2020
Learning together, when doing apart
4. Dialogic processes, decolonial pedagogic practice and humanizing history
Conversation with Nomusa Makhubu and Nkule Mabaso, curators Read more
3. Knowledge production as radical sharing and curation as care
Conversations with Bukola Oyebode and Danielle Bowler, editors Read more
The Coffee Commons
This essay reflects upon the divergent responses to and asymmetrical consequences of COVID19 in McBride’s home country, South Africa, and her country of residence, Switzerland. Part of "Learning from COVID19: Reflections on knowledge-related commons and practices of self-organization amidst COVID19." Read more