This panel discussion featuring Kate D’Adamo, Hamid Khan, and Ola Osaze, and moderated by Amber Hollibaugh, was recorded at The Scholar & Feminist Conference 41: Sustainabilities. The conference took place on February 27, 2016 at Barnard College. For more information, see bcrw.barnard.edu/event/sf41/
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Queer Dreams and Non-Profit Blues: Where Do We Go From Here?
This video features Andrea Ritchie, Dean Spade, Craig Willse, and Amber Hollibaugh.
Queer Dreams and Non-Profit Blues: Basebuilding
This video features Dean Spade, N’Tanya Lee, and Amber Hollibaugh.
Queer Dreams and Non-Profit Blues: The Non-Profit Hamster Wheel
This video features Urvashi Vaid, Craig Willse, Andrea Ritchie, Amber Hollibaugh, and Shira Hassan.
Amber Hollibaugh: A Movement for Liberation
Queer Precarity and the Myth of Gay Affluence
Invisible Lives, Targeted Bodies: Queer Precarity and the Myth of Gay Affluence
The Conference
INVISIBLE LIVES, TARGETED BODIES:
Impacts of Economic Injustice on Vulnerable LGBTQ Communities
Jan 23-24, 2015
Murphy Institute
CALL TO ACTION
Economists have noted that the 2008 global economic crisis has created not a temporary recession, but a rearranging of the global economy that will impact us for decades to come. For LGBTQ communities, not only has the impact of the economic crisis been particularly severe, but also an analysis of the effects of the recession on LGBTQ communities is largely lacking.
This invisibility of the impact of the 2008 economic downturn on LGBTQ communities supports the absence of economic justice issues in the current LGBTQ movement, an absence which maintains the myth of LGBT wealth rather than conveying the reality of class and race as it meets sexual orientation and gender identity in the majority of queer lives.
Gender, Justice, and Activisms in New York City
This video features a special pre-conference panel to the For the Public Good Conference, held on March 28, 2014 at Barnard College, co-sponsored by For the Public Good. The panel is comprised of Kate D’Adamo, Penelope Saunders, Reina Gossett, Amber Hollibaugh, Sydnie Mosley, and Tiloma Jayasinghe, and was moderated by Janet Jakobsen.
Amber L. Hollibaugh: The LGBTQ Movement’s Radical Vision
In this interview featuring Laura Flanders and Amber Hollibaugh, Amber Hollibaugh argues that though there’s plenty to be proud of after this year’s Pride weekend, there’s still a long way to go for the LGBTQ movement. Speaking with Laura Flanders, she explains how desire can be both the ends and the means of a sexually liberatory politics.