Moira Armstrong
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Moira Armstrong is a PhD student in American Studies at Rutgers University – Newark. They received a BA in English and history with a minor in LGBTQ studies from Kent
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Mustafa Bagnato-Lumbsden
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Mustafa Bagnato-Lumbsden is a writer, teacher, and advocate dedicated to supporting children and adults with disabilities. He holds a Bachelor of Arts from Rutgers University and is currently pursuing a professional degree
Naomi Extra
Facilitator, Using Poetry to Teach Black Queer History (2022)
Naomi Extra is a poet, writer, and scholar. She received her PhD in American Studies from Rutgers University, Newark. In both her creative and scholarly work, she explores the themes
Rosie Jayde Uyola
Facilitator, LGBTQIAA++ in the African Diaspora (2022)
ROSIE JAYDE UYOLA is a K-12 teacher, independent scholar, documentary filmmaker, and researcher of memory, commemoration, colonialism/imperialism, and Black Life and Culture. Rosie’s publications include “Memory and the Long Civil