Women of color feminism, qtpoc arts/activism, 2spirit critiques, trans politics, disability justice, transnational. Undergrad/Grad minors. WGSS. #QSLove
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ALT Flyer for Queer Pop Culture. Pink background with an image still from Everything Everywhere All at Once.
ALT Flyer for Introduction to Queer Studies. Lavender background. In the Center is an image by Kah Yangi via Forward Together. Two silhouettes are toward the right side. One person is sitting and the other is standing behind them looking through a telescope. They are surrounded by bright splashes of yellow, magenta, orange, and blue. A larger silhouette of a person wearing a baseball cap is in the background.
ALT Graphic with "Travel Warning" over the state of Florida
ALT A poster of the upcoming event with a title on top, details in the middle, and a picture on the right. The bottom half is the description of the upcoming issue of the journal.
ALT Resisting Cultural Oppression in Sexual and Reproductive Health. Panel Presentation by Dharmakrisha Mirza (she/her), Cade Sage (he/they), Dr. Luhui Whitebear (she/her). 4/5/23 2-3 PM. Hallie Ford Center Room 115. Accommodation requests related to a disability should be made by April 3rd, 2023 to Krishna Patel at [email protected].
ALT Flyer. Text reads: "In Celebration of QED's Special Issue on Queer Healing and Transformative Justice join us Tuesday, April 11 4:30-6pm PST for a Zoom webinar featuring: Cydney Brown Transmasculine Helth Justice, LA Elias Bourderdaben Halal & Queer Collective, Artivist, Poet Sandra J. Survivor Advocate Alisha Kohn Queer Justice Committee, Newburg LGBTQ+ Center Christopher Joseph Lee UC Postdoctoral Fellow, Trans studies H Rakes Assistant Professor, WGSS & Queer Studies in conversation with Dr. Alexia Arani and Dr. Anna Renee Winget ZOOM MTG ID: 842 7328 2700 PASSCODE 977918. ASL & LIVE TRANSCRIPTION PROVIDED." Includes Cal Poly Logo, which reads: "Cal Poly Campus Health and Wellbeing."
ALT Flyer for Introduction to Queer Studies. Yellow background with black and blue text. Includes a drawing of three people of color. In the middle is a woman wearing hijab. The text reads "We All Belong Here, We Will Defend Each Other."
ALT Friday March 10 Resisting the Language of Erasure Settler colonial paradigms ask us to create, write, and dream within the confines of colonial languages. Even as we strive to move beyond binary thinking and imagine more inclusive identity labels for gender and sexuality, the terms of what those labels are primarily depend on the English language. For Two-Spirit and Indigenous queer people, these confines are a reminder that settler colonial efforts of Indigenous erasure are still in effect. This talk discusses the ways in which Two-Spirit and Indigenous queer people are reclaiming identities and roles within respective communities through language revitalization and reclamation. These efforts are crucial to interrupting settler colonial systems that control all of our lives. Additional details: https://sites.google.com/boisestate.edu/lavenderlanguagesconference29/plenaries-and-events