How has cinema aspired to change society by influencing attitudes toward sexual identity formation?
Thomas Waugh
- Honorary Concordia University Research Chair in Documentary Film and in Sexual Representation
- Distinguished Professor Emeritus
- Mel Hoppenheim School of Cinema
- documentaries3
- film/media theory10
- queer studies2
- sexual representation
- Canadian cinema2
- cinéma québécois3
- HIV/AIDS5
- queer film/media
- Joris Ivens
- independent Indian cinema
- pornography2
- homoeroticism2
- history of the moving image5
- gender and sexuality39
- identity/territory3
- social change21
- cultural studies29
- Quebec studies42
- activism24
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Steven High
20th century, Montreal's diverse neighbourhoods, public history
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Elizabeth L. Miller
human rights, documentary making, social justice
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Daniel Cross
documentary making, democratic values, cultural and social change
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Marcie Frank
British literature, modernity, narrative
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Frances M. Shaver
sex industry, health and safety, gender and sexuality
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David Douglas
history of the moving image, Cuban cinema, avant-garde cinemas
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Viviane Namaste
public health policy, sexual health, sexuality studies
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Haidee Wasson
screen culture, history of the moving image, museology
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Evergon
self-portrait, photography, gay sexuality
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Erin Manning
relational art, participatory art, painting
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Luca Caminati
cinema, postcolonial literature and theory, orientalism
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Masha Salazkina
transnationalism, criticism, Marxist theory
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Océane Jasor
gender and sexuality, gender politics, decolonization
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André Roy
literature, cinema, criticism
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Gilbert Émond
HIV/AIDS, prevention of illness, homosexuality
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Janis Timm-Bottos
community arts, art hives, inclusion/exclusion
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Johanne Sloan
contemporary art, Canadian art history, visual culture
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Rosanna Maule
women and film/media, feminist media studies, creative economy
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Jesse Arseneault
Africa, animality, cultural studies
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Kimberley Manning
Chinese politics, Great Leap Forward, famine
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Catherine Russell
cinephilia, experimental cinema, Japanese cinema
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Natalie Kouri-Towe
gender and sexuality, international solidarity activism, solidarity across difference
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Lorraine O'Donnell
Anglophone Quebecers, minority communities, language policy
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Andrea Hunter
crowdfunding, role of journalism, new models of journalism
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Donato Totaro
moving image studies, temporality, horror genre
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Rosa Pires
citizenship, critical race studies, immigration policy
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Julie Soleil Archambault
Africa, youth culture, urbanization
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Sandra Chang-Kredl
teacher identity, popular culture, memory
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Laura Endacott
visual culture, contemporary art, relational art
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Anne Whitelaw
Canadian art history, museology, collecting
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Ted Rutland
cities, history of urban planning, biopolitics
