Naomie Gramlich

Naomie Gramlich is lecturer and PhD candidate at the European Media Studies program at the University of Potsdam and is working on a doctoral thesis on extractivism and (de)colonization using the example of the copper mine in Tsumeb, Namibia. Academic and non-academic thematic focus on the coloniality of raw materials and infrastructures, the colonial history of botanical gardens, and intersectional feminist methodologies. Co-edited the anthology Feministisches Spekulieren. Genealogien, Narrationen, Zeitlichkeiten, Berlin (Kadmos) 2020″ Berlin
(Kadmos) 2020. Numerous article publications, e.g. “Mediengeologisches Sorgen. Mit Otobong Nkanga gegen Ökolonialität“, in: Zeitschrift für Medienwissenschaft, Ausgabe 24 (2021), S.65-76,” (awarded by the Best Publication Award Gender and Media of the Society for Media Studies). Contributed to AudioGuide Potsdam Postcolonial (2020).

You can visit personal page of Naomie Gramlich on the website of University Potsdam here (in German).