Digital Posters
What is a Digital Poster?
A Digital Poster is a short pre-recorded 5-7 minute video made by presenters from the 2023 Moving Trans History Forward conference. Watch them on our YouTube channel's Digital Poster playlist, or by clicking on the hyperlinked presentations below. We will continue uploading new videos, so check back regularly to watch the latest additions!
Digital Poster Session #1 - Mar. 31, 1:15 - 2:00 PM PT (UTC-7)
- Anshuman (in person & online): Foregrounding Trans Spaces in India: Historical Evolution, Transitions, and Third Gender
- Oliver Choquette (in person & online), Heba Elgharbawy, Megan Ames: Exploratory analysis of training on transgender topics for mental health practitioners in BC
- Emily Cousens (in person & online): Behind the cis-story of “sex” and “gender”
- Meera Dhebar (in person & online): Using Driskill’s Decolonial Imaginary to Re-envision 2S and Queer Identities in Mental Health
- Beck Gower (in person & online): Peer-Led, Collective Care: Learning from Diverse Trans Women Community Activists
- H Howitt (online only): This is how we do it: Techniques of trans fucking
- Shaan Knan (online only): A Legacy of Kindness: Archiving the Story of The Gender Identity Research and Education Society
- Fraedan Mastrantonio (online only): Sexuality, sexual health and relationship satisfaction in transgender and non-binary people
- Kael Reid (online only): 'Somewhere in Between': Using Multi-Media Stories as Trans Pedagogy in Post-Secondary Classrooms
- Zoyander Street (online only): Perspective Taking in Cis Penance, an Interactive Documentary About Transgender Lives in Wait
- Mischa Wolfinger (online only): Rhetorical Separation, Middle-Class Values, and the Creation of Modern Transgender Identity
Digital Poster Session #2 - Mar. 31, 5:15 - 6:30 PM PT (UTC-7)
- Aaron Beck (in person & online): Musical transitions: the joys of playing and singing music after transition
- Daniel Boyle (in person & online), Andy Lessard: T4PnP&Me
- Hannah Brown (in person & online): Gender, Sexuality, and Disability: Exploring the intersectionality between Queerness and Disability
- Karli Coombes (online only): Regulation of Trans+ Bodies in Sport: A review of existing policies in sport organizations
- Erick Jackaman (no longer presenting): Transgender Film Festival Programming: A Computational Network Analysis
- Finn Johnson (online only), Brody Craig (online only): Contemporary Trans Liberation Movements Against Anti-Trans Legislation in the United States
- Katja Thieme (in person & online), Mary Ann Saunders: Trans Girls In Recent Middle School Fiction: Concealed Trauma and Autoethnography
Digital Poster Session #3 - Apr. 1, 1:00 - 1:45 PM PT (UTC-7)
- Anahí Farji Neer (online only): Access to healthcare for transgender people in Argentina: Debates about medical authority.
- Danielle Lefebvre (in person & online): Gender Euphoria: A Direction for Trans-Affirmative Research and Care
- Francesco MacAllister-Caruso (in person & online), Leonardo Kattari (online only): Key Insights from Interviews with Parent Advocates of Gender-Diverse Youth in Canada and the U.S.
- Kai McKenzie (in person & online): Representations of Hunger and Fulfilment in Canadian Two-Spirit and Transgender Novels
- Faith Minor (online only): Avraham and Sarah (and I) As Characters In Transition and Between Binaries
- Reyzl Grace MoChridhe (online only): Crossdressing Languages and Trans Zeitgeist in the Yiddish Poetry of Khane Levin
- Jo Otremba (in person & online): Archival Deadname Policies: An Evaluation of Trans-Inclusive Description Practices
- Katie Ross (online only), Sarah Fraser: Minimally invasive procedures in gender-affirming care: a case for public funding
- Kaeden Seburn (in person & online): ‘I Just Need to Get to Know You’: A Foucauldian Genealogy of Health Care Assessments of Trans Youth
- Maude Stephany (online only): Mining the Past, Imagining the Future
- Jamie Takaoka (online only): Discursive Construction of Patients and Gender in Canadian Provincial Healthcare Guidelines
Digital Poster Session #4 - Apr. 1, 5:30 - 6:15 PM PT (UTC-7)
- Alexandre Baril (online only), Marjorie Silverman (online only): Caring for a trans or non-binary older adult with dementia
- Julia Clarke (online only): Trans and gender nonconforming clients’ experiences of therapy and their gender identity + media
- Kai Jacobsen (online only): Prioritizing Patient Autonomy and Self-Knowledge in Gender-Affirming Care
- Nimisha John (online only): Kinship on the move: Eviction and the new socialites among transgender people in South India
- Calev Litvack (online only): Practicing Reading Together: An Introduction to Dick’s Lending Library
- Mel Racho (in person & online), Angelic Goldsky: Trancestor.ai
- Janine Ray (in person & online), Wallace Wong: Nurturing Parental and Family Support
- Anton Schulte (in person & online): "Sexuality and Gender in the 'University Psychiatric Hospital' in Halle (Saale)", ca. 1930 - 1945"
Digital Poster Session #5 - Apr. 2, 11:15 AM-12:00 PM PT (UTC-7)
- Anissa Baird (online only): Goldilocks & the three voice actors: Gender expression and its representations in video games
- Beck Corby (online only): Accounting for transition: cost determination & politicization of trans health
- Jess Crawford (online only): Exploring the Concept of Interpersonal Transphobia within Nursing
- Louka Maju Goetzke (online only): How Do Gender Transitions Unfold? A New Materialist Ethnography of Gender Transitions in Germany
- Ryan Goulding (online only): Transgender and Gender Diverse Children and Adolescents’ Experiences of Healthcare
- Daniel Griffiths (online only): Transgender Individuals’ Experiences Using Dating Apps and Fetishization: A Qualitative Analysis
- A.J. Lowik (online only), Jack Parkyn, Mei-ling Wiedmeyer: Integrating Gender Equity & Addressing Cisnormativity in Undergraduate Medical Education
- RUPERT RAJ, MA, LLD (hon.) (online only), EVAN TAYLOR, RSW, PhD (online only): Trans Poetry as 'Artivism': An Interview with Rupert Raj (a 2022 LGBTQ Digital Collaboratory video)
- Jimin Sung (in person & online): Experiences of coming out with a transgender identity among Korean transgender adults
- Eli Verdugo (in person & online): Exploring Trans* Young Adults' Mental Health in La Paz, Mexico
- Morgan Willison (in person & online): How Do Transgender and Non-Binary College Students Define “Having Sex”?
What is a Digital Poster?
A Digital Poster is a short pre-recorded 5-7 minute video made available to you prior to, and during, the conference.
When should I watch the Digital Poster videos?
You should watch the Digital Posters prior to the Digital Poster Sessions during the conference. Digital Posters are available only to conference registrants.
Watch the Digital Posters on Vimeo!
- If you registered for the conference before Thursday, March 21st, then you have already received an email with instructions on how to access the Digital Posters. If you haven't received an email, please check your junk folder. If you still can't find the message, please email us (mthfcon@uvic.ca).
- If you registered for the conference after Thursday, March 21st, then check your registration confirmation email for instructions on how to access the Digital Posters. If you haven't received an email, please check your junk folder. If you still can't find the message, please email us (mthfcon@uvic.ca).
How do I speak with a Digital Poster Presenter?
Each Digital Poster Presenter has been assigned a specific Digital Poster Session during the conference program when they will be available live to discuss their digital poster with you. Please note: Digital Poster Presenters may be attending the conference only online, or in person.
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During in-person meal times there will be Online Networking Sessions happening on Zoom, where people can self-select to join themed Breakout Rooms.
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30 minutes after the start of each Online Networking Session (except on Sunday, when it's 15 minutes), Digital Poster Sessions will be added as Breakout Rooms.
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Each Digital Poster Presenter will have their own Breakout Room that people can self-select to join so that they can chat with the poster presenter.
If you are attending the conference online via Zoom:
- Enter the online Digital Poster Session of your choosing at the scheduled time, and then enter the Breakout Room of the Digital Poster Presenter with whom you wish to talk. A host will be available during the session to assist you.
If you are attending the conference in person:
- You are free to use Zoom to join any online Digital Poster Session. Enter the Digital Poster Session of your choosing at the scheduled time, and then enter the Breakout Room of the Digital Poster Presenter with whom you wish to talk. A host will be available during the session to assist you.
- If the Digital Poster Presenter is also attending the conference in person, they have been asked to be physically present in either Michèle Pujol Room B or the Upper Lounge during their scheduled session. You can speak to them there.
Another way to contact a Digital Poster Presenter is to click on the "Speakers" tab in the lobby during the online conference. Information on how to contact the presenter will be provided under their name.
Moving Trans History Forward is supported in part by funding from Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council.
