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Listen now to QTcast episode 12 featuring QTRL’s Undergraduates

QTcast episode 12, Undergraduate Roundtable, is live! For this special QTCast episode, hosts Ezra and Henry delve into what it’s

Listen now to QTcast Episode 11 with Anna Kozak and Camille Rogers

QTcast episode 11, Graduate Student Spotlight Pt. 2, is live! In this episode, Elliott sits down with Anna Kozak and

Listen now to QTcast episode 10 with Kanika Lawton and Elio Colavito

QTCast episode 10 is now live! Watch this special video interview with QTRL Graduate Research Assistants Kanika Lawton and Elio

Introducing the 2023 Michael Lynch Grant Winners

Name: Sadie Hochman-Ruiz Project Title: “Bailar Conmingo: Intersections and Aspirations at El Convento Rico” Description of proposal: El Convento Rico opened its doors in

Introducing Rhoma Spencer, the 2022-23 artist-in-residence at the Queer and Trans Research Lab (QTRL)

This year, the Toronto-based, Trinidad-born actor, playwright and comedian, Rhoma Spencer, joins the Queer and Trans Research Lab (QTRL), part of

Listen now to QTCast episode 9 with Jade Elektra!

QTCast episode 9 is now live! Watch this special video interview with QTRL Community Leader-In-Residence Alphonso King Jr., aka Jade

Festive red and gold plants and stars surrounding a Happy Holidays from the Mark S. Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies.

Happy Holidays 2022!

The Mark S. Bonham Centre for Sexual Diversity Studies wishes our community a safe, warm, and restful holiday season. Take care, and

Listen now to QTCast 8 with Dr. Shana Ye’s Queer Chimerica!

Dr. Shana Ye shares how her research thus far has led her to the creation of her manuscript, Queer Chimerica:

TRANSGRESSIONS Conversation with Chase Strangio Now Available

The Bonham Centre is pleased to share that the third and final public guest lecture for Dr. Nael Bhanji and

SDS Faculty Affiliate Jordache Ellapen is Co-winner of Queer African Studies Association Prize

SDS Faculty Affiliate Jordache Ellapen is the 2022 co-winner of the Queer African Studies Association Prize for Best Published Scholarly