is an Associate Professor of English at TMU and a scholar of LGBTQ2+ culture, popular music, and queer creative practices. He is the author of Liberation on the Dance Floor: Popular Music and the Politics of Plurality and the co-author (with Nisha Eswaran) of Out North: An Archive of Queer Activism and Kinship in Canada.

is a research assistant on the Homophones project. She is a PhD student in the Communication & Culture program at TMU, researching representations of gendered violence in narratives of the horror genre, in addition to cultural studies more broadly.

is a graduate student in the English and Cultural Studies program at McMaster. She completed her undergraduate studies at Toronto Metropolitan University, and her main research interests include queer studies and women’s studies.

is an undergraduate student at TMU studying English and Philosophy, primarily focussed on critical theory and queer/trans aesthetics. 

is a research assistant on the Homophones project. They completed their undergraduate studies in Media Production at Toronto Metropolitan University, with concentrations in Script Writing and Video Game Design. Their research interests include the role of digital media in shaping queer/trans sexuality and community in online spaces.