New York City’s Death Certificates Now Have a Nonbinary Option (December 2019)
There’s No Such Thing As the “Right” Way to Be Active (October 2019)
Moderated a panel of Bamby Salcedo, founder and president of Trans Latin@ Coalition, Kai Breaux, writer and activist, specializing in decolonial feminist studies, and Säsha Braun poet, theorist and activist, on queer liberation and civic engagement. Link here.
Raben Respite panel during the 2020 DNC with director David France, historian Eric Cervini, and myself, moderated by Daniel Zingale that explored the government and medical response to COVID-19 compared to the ongoing HIV/AIDS epidemic. Link here.
Joined VCU students and The One Club for Creativity for a panel discussion on “Being BIPOC in Advertising” with Doug Harrison from McCann Worldgroup and Kim Nguyen, a freelance Creative Director.
Joined Sex Ed with DB host Danielle Bezalel to talk about sexuality and sex ed, among other things, beyond the binary. Listen here. Season 4, episode 13.
Conducted a "dual interview" with Chris Bergeron, VP of Content Experience at Cossette for the inaugural slate of programming for Do the WeRQ, an organization increasing queer creativity, representation and share of voice in the advertising industry. Watch here. Season 1, episode 3.
Joined the be.come project founder Bethany C. Meyers for a Pride Month IG Live to speak about the work gender justice activist fund Third Wave Fund is doing. Watch here.
Joined AdWeek D&I TBD podcast host Mary Emily O'Hara to talk about astrology, being queer in the ad industry, what LGBTQ people want (and don't want) from advertising. Listen here. Season 1, episode 3.
"The record re-issue is part of a collaboration between Peter Hale, manager of the Ginsberg estate and Nina Kossoff, of Esther Creative Group...Ginsberg fans weren’t that interested in paying for an electronic download, when there were plenty of free or pirated recordings out there. Kossoff explained the same phenomenon applies to the contemporary music scene. When 'paying for music' means listening to ad-enabled Spotify and Pandora, artists have to find profits elsewhere: concert sales, t-shirts, posters and books. So what, then, could be done for Allen in the digital age? Ironically, the answer was to return to the era of physical media, from whence Ginsberg came. She and Hale have re-released First Blues on vinyl –faithful to the original, right down to the newspaper insert and the typos on the packaging. Anyone who buys one of these limited-edition records also gets a free link to download the tracks digitally. And it appears to have worked. They sold out of records before the Housing Works event even started." (February 2013)
"AltPress regular AW had the opportunity to tour with Reed in the summer of 2012, as she once recounted to interviewer Annie Zaleski: “Lou Reed has a radio show every Sunday night on Sirius XM. My friend Nina Kossoff was working at ECG, the company that manages him, and was helping me a bit with promotion on the side. At the time it was her job to gather as much new music as she could every week and send it to him to potentially play on the show. He ended up playing a bunch of really old b-sides of mine and then coming out to see me play in Brooklyn. The next thing I knew I got an email from Nina about doing some dates with him in Europe. " (October 2013)