writing

My writing ranges from academic publications to insightful public articles and deeply personal blog entries. My work reflects expertise and a willingness to share knowledge with different audiences.

My writings span from scholarly discourse to engaging public narratives and introspective blog reflections. With a commitment to reaching diverse audiences, I illuminate complex topics, provoke thought, and offer personal insights.  My writing serves as a bridge between worlds, fostering understanding, empathy, and connection.

Academic Writing

Peer-Reviewed Publications

Works in Progress:

  • Harrigan, Shaquilla and Verity Norman-Tichawangana. N.d. “What do African Leaders Need: Resource Fluctuations at a Kenyan NGO”
  • Harrigan, Shaquilla. N.d. “Hustlerpreneurs and Heropreneurs: Pathways to Success in the Digital Economy”

Public Writing

I am actively engaged in public sociology, reaching out to audiences beyond academia. Among my notable contributions are:

ProFellow Contributor​

As a regular contributor to ProFellow, I provide practical advice and tips for aspiring graduate students:

Finding My Way with Words

Muddy pathway at my field research siteFinding My Way with Words is an intermittently updated blog with musings on living in Kenya, being in graduate school, and sharing the mundane things that connect us all. I initially started this blog in 2016 as ‘Kenya Believe It!’ to  update friends and family during my Princeton in Africa Fellowship in Nairobi Kenya. You’ll also find links to other journalistic articles.