I've recently been engaging queer ecologies -- an interdisciplinary field seeking to bring queer and trans experience into conversation with ecological/environment thinking and politics. For some of my engagements in this area, 

>> Check out the queer ecologies issue of  you are here: the journal of creative geography.

>> Watch a roundtable on a queer ecologies exhibit I took part in as an artist.

>> Read an overview of queer ecologies literature in geography in our chapter "Queer and trans life" (email for access). 

My work in queer/trans geographies mostly focuses on the university and the experience of queer/trans people within it. On these themes, 

>> Watch my talk "Trans in geography: Outlines of a socio-political location."

>> Read my short article "Whose geography, whose future? Queering geography's disciplinary reproduction."

>> Read my chapter "Making space for queer and trans people in geography" (email for access). 

>> Watch my talk "Queer and trans in STEM."

I'm interested in queer and trans phenomenology as a means of understanding queer/trans embodiment, experience, and space and as a means of critiquing the operations of gendered norms in space. For more on this,

>> Read about my in-progress book project and learn about my work in phenomenology.

>> Watch my talk "Gendered geographies: Patriarchy and space."

>> Read my paper "(en)Vision(ing) otherwise: Queering visuality and space in Lefebvre’s Production of Space."

For an overview of recent work in queer/trans geographies,

>> Read our chapter "Queer and trans life" (email for access).