Donelle Wedderburn is a sound artist and budding landscape architect.

Donelle Wedderburn is a Jamaican American writer and sound designer. Her work sits at the intersection of Black history, oral storytelling, and landscape architecture. She has contributed to developing and producing a range of broadcasts and audio documentaries for NPR, Food Culture Collective, and The Heal Food Alliance. In her free time, she loves to write poetry and draw connections between literature and landscape. Black women writers like Toni Morrison and June Jordan moved through the worlds of narrative, urban planning, and architecture, showing me it was possible to do the same.