Johnica Rivers

Consultant, World traveler, Writer/Editor

Johnica Rivers is an interdisciplinary writer, curator, and researcher whose work explores race, place, and gender. She is particularly interested in the relationship between peripatetic ways of being and Black women’s cultural and intellectual production. Her current slate of projects includes work as Curator-at-Large of The Harriet Jacobs Project, a NC Division of State Historic Sites initiative working to amplify a fuller, more dynamic story of Harriet Jacobs and her footfalls through place-based art, editorial offerings, and gatherings.

The creative and intellectual lives of Black women.

Land as source material.