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  • Hishaam Siddiqi

    around fostering inclusivity within the greater LGBT+ community, especially for challenges faced by queer individuals of faith, which he draws from his own journey as a queer Muslim.

  • Stef Tudorascu

    (she/her) Stef Stef is a queer/bisexual cisgender woman originally from Romania, who now resides in the As a first-generation immigrant, she has navigated a profound journey of self-discovery and acceptance Stef is a passionate advocate for queer rights, as well as spreading awareness of anti-Roma racism across

  • Erica Burton

    providing care to people living with and at risk of HIV, that meets them where they are in their individual journeys Growing up in a queer household and as a queer woman herself, Erica’s personal mission is to advocate

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  • Queer Journeys | The Darvish.

    Another edition in our series of stories about Queer migration and the unexpected journeys we follow Queer Journeys is a series where we sit down with queer individuals from around the world to explore movement, and advocacy, they’ve turned personal healing into a powerful act of cultural reclamation and queer

  • Queer Journeys | Cora Hamilton.

    Another edition in our series of stories about Queer migration and the unexpected journeys we follow Queer Journeys is a series where we sit down with queer individuals from around the world to explore episode we meet Cora Hamilton, a 2025 WCS Awardee and the Co-Founder and Director of uns*, the only queer

  • Queer Journeys | Barry Brandon.

    Another edition in our series of stories about Queer migration and the unexpected journeys we follow Queer Journeys is a series where we sit down with queer individuals from around the world to explore In this episode we meet Barry Brandon, also known as The Queer Indigo, an artist and cultural curator who brings queerness to the forefront of everything they do. us that queerness is not just identity - it’s liberation.

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