From August 16th-25th my new video Don’t Believe the Hype was on view as part of Knot Projections 2019: Imagining Publics in Ottawa. I organized a panel during Capital Pride with Tom Hooper, Ummni Khan, and Darrah Teitel to reflect on the video and the context of the 1969 Criminal Code reform that my video focuses on. News coverage has appeared in the Ottawa Citizen, CBC’s All in a Day, and La Rotonde. In November, the Toronto Queer Film Fest (TQFF) and the concurrent Stonewall 50: The Future of Global Queer Liberation Art & Media symposium will be screening the video and hosting another panel with Andil Gosine, Tom Hooper, and Emma McKenna.
On September 12th a group of activists re-launched Prostitutes of Ottawa-Gatineau Work Educate Resist (POWER). As part of my contribution to the group I helped organize and launch POWER’s Research Repository, a clearing house of Canadian-focused sex work research that has been published in the aftermath of the Conservative’s Protection of Communities and Exploited Persons Act (Bill C-36). MAX Ottawa has also hired a new male sex worker outreach staff member based on the work plan recommendations I made late last spring. Between POWER and MAX things are getting organized in Ottawa-Gatineau! POWER even had a contingent at Capital Pride in August where I gleefully shamed Liberals for doing nothing about Bill C-36 with a majority in Parliament after voting as a block against it while in opposition.
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My Upping the Anti interview with Gary Kinsman (Against the Mythologies of the 1969 Criminal Code Reform: An Interview with Gary Kinsman) and my contribution to the QED forum on remembering Stonewall (I Still Hate New Year’s Day) should be live any day now. Although they were intended for a summer time audience of pride season readers and were written this past spring, academic publishing timelines have thwarted a timely release of both.
The Sexuality Studies Association‘s annual conference CFP will be available soon along with information about next year’s conference at Western University in London, Ontario in late spring 2020. It will be our first year awarding the Thomas Waugh Emerging Scholar Award and there are lots of exciting events already in the works. Stay tuned!
I’ll be giving a number of talks this academic year so keep an eye out for me at: Ruderman Conference on Cartography (10-12 October); Nat Taylor Tuesdays Lecture Series at York (16 November); and guest lectures at McMaster University (30 September), UC Berkeley (15 October), and Brock University (winter semester).
