Nadia Gabriela Dresscher-Lambertus is a part-time lecturer of sociology, communication science, and digital media in the Faculty of Arts and Science at the University of Aruba. She is finalizing her Ph.D. research at the University of Amsterdam at the Amsterdam School of Cultural Analysis (ASCA) and Digital Methods Initiative (DMI). She loves to experiment with creative methodologies for the study of the immanence of Caribbean everyday lives and to creatively co-create grassroots archives countering colonial ones. As a Caribbean (eco-)feminist, she is committed to creativity, and interdisciplinarity as life-giving modes for be(com)ings and decolonization. Nadia also acquired the teaching certification of Basic Teaching Qualification (BKO). Nadia's research interests center around Cultural Analysis, Caribbean Studies and Methodologies, Decolonization Cartographies, Digital Methods, Feminist Praxis, Methods & Epistemologies, Affect Studies, Creative and Arts-based Methodologies, and Creative Autoethnography as Decolonization Praxis. Her research methods include quantitative research, qualitative research, focus groups, interviews, participant observation, action research, mixed method research, social network analysis, qualitative network analysis, surveys, arts-based methodologies, post-qualitative, and social cartography.