I recently did a talk and discussion for California State University San Bernardino’s ‘Conversations on Race and Policing‘ series, which is now on YouTube and Spotify (also embedded below). This was based on Chapter Six of my upcoming book – the chapter focuses on how sexual violence functions as a bordering project, and traces what I call the neocoloniality of sexual violence through War on Terror formations, authoritarian populism, anti-trafficking initiatives and racialised mass incarceration. I hope it’s an interesting listen – I found it a really inspiring and interesting session.