I recently made the move to Montréal to begin my PhD in Concordia’s Interdisciplinary Humanities program. I will be pursuing my degree through a self-designed sexuality studies curriculum with a heavy studio arts component. Be expecting lots of written and visual work from me over the next five years from one of Canada’s most exciting queer cultural centers!
Carlos Motta‘s We Who Feel Differently database documentary project launched this past May and includes a journal article I co-authored with Yasmin Nair on gay marriage, neo-colonialism and re-imagining what global queer solidarity could look like. I was also interviewed about my involvement with Against Equality as part of WWFD. A transcript, audio mp3 and the full video can be accessed here.
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The annual Lewistunning Dragapalooza this past May pulled in just over $3000 dollars for Outright L/A‘s drop in program for LGBTQ young people in central Maine. Stage managing the show was a blast and it was wonderful to be part of a project that allowed for so many first time youth performers to share the stage and shake what they got alongside some of Maine finest Kings and Queens. Next year’s Spring show will surely sell out like this one did, so be sure to get your tickets in advance!