"Queering Death", Xtra Magazine Series on reimagining how we die and mourn, think through our unique situations when it comes to end-of-life planning, reclaim death care, bring pleasure and eroticism into the end-of-life experience and challenge dominant ideas of how we grieve
Mural at River Oaks Community Centre in Oakville, ON
"Nurses' Wildcat Strike History" Briarpatch Sept-Oct 2023
"History of Online Moderation From the 1990s Through the Present, from BBS to Discord". Header for Study Hall, April 2021
"How Covering COVID Is Breaking Journalists", Spot illustration for Study Hall, May 2021
"How Covering COVID Is Breaking Journalists", Header for Study Hall, May 2021
"The Age Of AI Scrambles Strategy" for Noema magazine, November 2021
Health Anxieties, 2018
Corneal Soup, 2018
Travel Size Sleep, 2018
Tooth, 2018
"Delayed grief: searching for my aunt’s grave 10 years after she died" for galdem December 2021
"In Zimbabwe, communities buckle under the weight of climate tragedies" for galdem November 2021
"Finding solace in the Chinese supermarket during lockdown" for gal-dem Nov 2020
"My mother used our culture as an excuse for emotional abuse" for gal-dem March, 2021
"LGBTQIA+ people of colour are twice as likely to undergo conversion therapy. Why isn’t it banned yet?" for galdem April 2021
"How Transphobia Became Rife In the Gender-Based Violence Sector" for gal-dem Feb 2021
Motion portrait of a Garment Industry Worker inspired by Minh-Ha T. Pham's many published books on the politics of Asian women's relationship to the garment industry and the labour it employs.
As you go up in the fashion industry's hierarchy, the work of the underpaid, Third World female workers are less visible and discussed. Instead, male designers at the helm are usually representing the face and future of this industry. This rotoscope portrait aims for women to think about the limits of ethical consumerism in fashion.
"Why British Columbia’s For-Profit Senior Care Sector is Failing" for Briarpatch Magazine, 2020
"When People Don't Believe You're Canadian" for This Magazine, 2020
"Ponies" by Kij Johnson cover, 2019
