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Sarah Rebolloso McCullough Ph.D. |
Mobility Justice, Embodied Knowledge and Community Engagement in Transportation |
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Megan Gash Ph.D. |
International Development and Gender Equality |
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Kate Freeman |
Mediating Catastrophe: Building Insurgent Political Bridges Between the US Southwest and California |
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Amy Juan |
Tohono O'odham Resistance Against the Border |
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Whitney Richards-Calathes |
Chasing Ghosts: Finding Black Women in the Uprisings towards Abolition |
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Gloria Negrete-Lopez |
#PrisonAbolition - The role of Social Media and Art within Conversations of Prison Abolition |
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Christoph Hanssmann |
Do No Harm: Transgender Health, Feminism, and Care Without Pathology |
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Rebecca Ruiz |
Mental Health First and the Anti Police-Terror Project |
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Qui Alexander |
Pedagogies of Abolition: Articulating Black Feminist Visions for Liberation |
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Mary Jo Klinker |
'For Every Lie I Unlearn, I learn Something New': An Abolitionist Feminist Journey |
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Dr. Andrew Jolivétte |
Queer Indigenous Futurity and Kinship: Thrivance Circuitry, ‘Settler’ Violence, and Anti-Blackness |
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Martin Rawlings-Fein |
Beyond David and Jonathan: Bisexual Representation in the TaNaKh |
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Dr. Eric Gonzaba |
Where Do They Go? Race, Racism, and the History of the Black Gay Bar |
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Kat Blaque |
Black Trans Living and Blogging on YouTube |
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Gerard Koskovich |
From Clandestine Territories to Public Places: San Francisco LGBTQ Historic Sites |
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Shad Reinstein and Tina Dungan |
The Queering of Sonoma: From LG to LGBTQI |
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Nancy Marcus |
The Importance of Bi+ Inclusion in LGBTQ Law and Policy Work |
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Bianca Zamora |
Bi, Brown, and Brilliant: Reclaiming Stories in the Borderlands |
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Dr. Ardel Haefele-Thomas |
Trans Social Justice Advocates of the 19th Century |
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Sara Beth Brooks |
What Does the A in LGBTQIA+ Stand For? |
