Hey Tricks & Treats! @eliocolavito and I are happy (and sad!) to announce the final entry for this year’s Whorestory speaker series on November 13th from 12:10-2pm EST. Join us at this talk for, “’Sex Work is Work, Duh!’: Organizing and Understanding Sex Worker Labour(s).”
We’re back! @eliocolavito and I are announcing the second talk in Whorestory: A Sex Worker Speaker Series! On October 16th 12:10-2 pm EST join us in-person or over Zoom for “Erotic Educations: Methods, Ethics, and the Politics of Survival” 1/3
In collaboration with @eliocolavito we are so excited to announce the inaugural talk in Whorestory: A Sex Worker Speaker Series! On September 25th 12:10-2 pm EST join us in-person or over Zoom for "Ho[e]ldings: Accessing Sex Worker Knowledges!"1/3
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For Elio Colavito, #OralHistory allows queer and trans people to speak “to and through the historical record” toward a history that allows them to share their own rich lives and experiences.
Learn about their important work at https://t.co/zAKCSAeiM5. #TransDayOfVisibility#TDOV
Author Elio Colavito shares their story of how a love of libraries, an appreciation of affirming library staff, and personal research interests come together in a powerful way. https://t.co/WHCPoF7tWU @eliocolavito
Queer histories are often overshadowed by the traumas the community experiences, but that’s not all there is. @webspookie spoke with oral historians @eliocolavito and Alisha Stranges on collecting the Pussy Palace’s stories as part of @LGBTQHistory.
https://t.co/LDpnkAtdHA
"Collect, archive and publish" are three phases of oral history - each step having expansive avenues, but we need to think critically about "publish" to reach the right audiences. @eliocolavito on social media challenges to queer history public engagement - and the move to blogs
@eliocolavito and the Collab's Peter Luo sat down to talk about prototyping an interactive site for the PPOHP digital exhibition and the value of user-centric web design!" Check out "Bringing Publics to the Palace" on our site! Link in bio
@eliocolavito is back with a new iteration of Traversing Temporalities, a monthly interview series! Stay tuned for interviews with community members and researchers to learn more about amazing QTOH projects and the brilliant narrators and thinkers behind them. Coming Sept 2nd!!!
Are you a @UofT student? Do you have a passion for the LGBTQ2+ past? Are you invested in reaching broader publics with historical research, through an intersectional lens?
@eliocolavito is back with a new post from the Traversing Temporalities series! In "Trans Testimony on TikTok: An Interview with Mardi Pieronek," Elio chats with TikTok famous trans elder @mardipantz about social media and accessible trans history. On our site, link in bio!
Would you look at that?! Another blog post from our Traversing Temporalities series, curated by @eliocolavito. This week, read "Twin Peeks: Ad Hoc Oral History in the Belly of the Castro" on our website! Link in bio.
If anyone's in town for #qhc22 and wants to meet up, DM me! Alternatively, come listen to my presentation on trans resource sharing and mutual aid and say hi.
If you're going to San Francisco, be sure to wear some flowers in your hair 🎵. Three of our Collab team members are presenting papers at the Queer History Conference 2022 by @GLBTHistory from June 12-15 at San Francisco State University.
Happy Fri-YAY! That can only mean one thing: it's Traversing Temporalities day!
Collab members Elio Colavito and Alisha Stranges have co-written this week's entry, entitled "When Memory Gets Wiggy."
Link to read is, as always, in our bio. ⚡
Meet the COLLABORATORY TEAM MEMBERS who'll be hosting next week's event, TALKING SEX: Engaging with the Pussy Palace Oral Histories. Swipe through to meet Alisha, Elio, and Ayo!