Daniella Trimboli

Dr Daniella Trimboli works between Kaurna Country, Tarntanya/Adelaide, and Wurundjeri Country, Naarm/Melbourne as a Cultural Studies scholar and community arts practitioner. She is a research fellow at the Alfred Deakin Institute for Citizenship and Globalisation, specialising in multiculturalism and diaspora studies, critical race theory, and migrant creative practice. Her first book, Mediating Multiculturalism: Digital Storytelling and the Everyday Ethnic, was published in 2020 by Anthem Press.

Articles by Daniella Trimboli:

9 December 202118 February 2022

Pauline is not punk rock: freedom rallies and whiteness

Daniella Trimboli and Laura Henderson

And so, the aesthetic of rebellion overtakes unpleasant conversations about accountability and material change. In lieu of the vast and sweeping efforts needed to satisfy an anarchist utopia, we are offered lads and larks and playful disobedience. There are punk bands that want to eat the rich, and there are punk bands that want to eat ‘shrooms. What is often misunderstood is that the former is a false equivalent of the latter.