Grant Writing Tips
Zine-Based Conferencing
Resisting Data Centre Development in Canada
How to find and apply to funding opportunities as a grad student, with plenty of strategies for effective grant writing and editing.
A guide on how to conduct a research conference through zines, through the mail. A pro-pleasure, stealthy environmental gesture that we think helps us relate to research as a bit of a gift-economy.
A toolkit developed with the Council of Canadians on how to effectively contest and shape data centre proposals in your community.
Making and Meeting Online:
A White Paper on E-Conferences, Workshops, and other Experiments in Low-Carbon Research Exchange
A set of best-practices, protocols, and rationales for hosting an accessible, inclusive, low-carbon conference or workshop. Co-written with Caleb Wellum and Emily Roehl.
Gendered Harassment in Higher Ed
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A zine of reflections and resources on combating sexual harassment and discrimination in the academy, co-written with several union comrades in GSOC-UAW-Local 2110—-the grad workers at NYU.