Natalia M. Toscano (she/her/ella) is a PhD student in the department of Chicana/o/x Studies at the University of New Mexico (UNM). She received her AA in the Humanites and Liberal arts from Santa Monica College and transferred to UCLA where she received her BA in Chican/o Studies and American Indian Studies, and later received her MA in American Studies from UNM. Natalia’s research explores the influence of transnational organizing, coalition, and collaboration of transnational organizing, movements, and thoughts on Chicanx political thought and philosophy. She is a member of the Chicanx World Making and Futurities project (CWMF), a rasquache multi-media collaborative project thinking through notions of world making and world bridging. Currently, Natalia is collaborating on various writing and zine projects with Kristian E. Vasquez and other members of the CWMP project.