Laura M. De Vos is a lecturer in the American studies program in the Faculty of Arts at Radboud University in Nijmegen with an academic background in North American Indigenous studies, US American literature, and gender studies. Born in Nicaragua from Belgian parents, Laura mostly grew up in Belgium. Laura obtained their PhD degree at the University of Washington in Seattle, where they initiated and helped create a graduate certificate in American Indian and Indigenous Studies which is now being offered. Laura's research focuses on North American Indigenous social movements and international solidarity with those movements. Their academic work has been published in the journals Transmotion and Settler Colonial Studies. They are also on the editorial team for Process: Journal for Multidisciplinary Undergraduate Scholarship. Outside of the academy, their organizing and public education work concerns themes of abolition, anti-racism, and anti-colonial international solidarity.