Marivel Danielson

Marivel Danielson is an Associate Professor in the School of Transborder Studies at Arizona State University. Her work focuses on intersections of Chicana/Latina literature, queer theory, and border studies. She examines topics like transborder identities, queer care practices, and Anzaldúan border theory through literary analysis and cultural critique.

Her research explores how Chicana and Latina authors reimagine maternalhood, queer kinship, and bodily autonomy through life writing and performance. She has written extensively on queer desire frameworks, rasquache resistance in popular culture, and the application of autohisteoría methodology in Chicana studies.

Publications span from 2004 to 2024, with recent emphasis on parenting narratives and queer futurity. While no awards are explicitly listed, her work demonstrates significant contributions to transnational Latina/o queer studies.