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DESCRIPTION:Please register here.\n\nFood is more than nourishment — it’s m
 emory\, resistance\, and connection. In queer communities\, meals have lon
 g been a way to challenge norms\, build chosen families\, and create space
 s of care and belonging.\n\nJoin us for a panel discussion inspired by Que
 ers at the Table\, a vibrant anthology of essays\, comics\, and recipes th
 at explores the intersections of queerness and food. From feminist cafés a
 nd queer farming collectives to urban foraging and food justice\, the book
  celebrates how queer and trans folk use food to empower\, transform\, and
  unite.\n	We’ll explore themes including:\n	• Food as memory and identity\n	•
  Writing the queer kitchen\n	• Farming\, land\, and labour\n	• Representatio
 n and resistance\n\nThis event brings together contributors and thinkers w
 ho are reshaping how we understand food — not just as something we consume
 \, but as something that connects us to each other and to our histories.\n
 \nTaylor E. Hartson (they/them) is a sociology PhD student\, farmer\, and 
 fermentation enthusiast based in South Bend\, Indiana. Their research exam
 ines how queer identities reshape relationships with land and more-than-hu
 man entities. Taylor brings nearly a decade of academic research experienc
 e and a deep commitment to community organizing through groups like the Ho
 osier Young Farmers Coalition and the Queer Farmer Network.\n\nElena Kalod
 ner-Martin (she/her) is an Assistant Professor of English at The Ohio Stat
 e University. Her work investigates the values and discourses within techn
 ical and scientific communities\, with recent publications in technical co
 mmunication and accessible computing.\n\nJoshua I. Lopez (he/him)\, a lect
 urer in History at the University of North Texas\, focuses on food studies
  and local history. He co-edits El Paso Food Voices\, a digital archive of
  regional food cultures\, and has contributed to scholarship on Latinx foo
 d systems and racial justice pedagogy.\n\nMihael B. Peralta (he/him) is an
  Afro-Latino trans cartoonist from Venezuela\, now based in Argentina. His
  comics explore themes of self-discovery\, found family\, and acceptance\,
  blending autobiographical and fantastical storytelling.\n\nAlex D. Ketchu
 m is an Assistant Professor at 9IÖÆ×÷³§Ãâ·Ñ and co-organizer of the Q
 ueer Food Conference. Her work spans feminist food history\, public schola
 rship\, and inclusive event organizing.\n\nMegan J. Elias\, Director of Fo
 od Studies at Boston University\, is a historian of American foodways and 
 author of several books on food culture\, gender\, and hospitality.\n\nFac
 ilitated by Scott Alves Barton\, Simon A. Thibault\, David Matchett\n
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SUMMARY:[Online Event] Queers at the Table: Eating\, Talking\, and Writing 
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