Taveeshi Singh

Taveeshi Singh is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Women's and Gender Studies at Hamilton College, where she has been a faculty member since 2020. A humanistic social scientist, her work bridges feminist inquiry with critical ethnographic and decolonial methodologies, focusing on gendered labor dynamics, transnational feminist praxis, and militarization in South Asia.

Research Interests include:

• Gender & labor intersections in postcolonial contexts
• Transnational feminism and cross-generational solidarity
• Decolonial methodologies in feminist scholarship
• Militarization, occupation, and national security politics
• Critical race and caste analysis
• Feminist pedagogies and digital archives

Her scholarship centers on the Indian army's sahayak system in the book project Domestic Exertions: Soldier-servants, Military Elites, and Securitized Labor in India, while co-editing the Feminist Freedom Warriors archive documents transnational feminist activism. Recent publications examine queer of color mentorship, digital feminist pedagogy, and intergenerational feminist praxis.

Scientific Awards include:

• National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH)-funded Faculty of Color Working Group Fellowship
• Hamilton College's Diane Lyden Murphy Bread and Roses Award
• NEH Understanding Digital Culture Fellowship
• Women of Color Leadership Project Fellowship
• Multiple Syracuse University service and scholarship awards