Lorraine Pan

I'm a student majoring in Women and Gender Studies at University of Toronto. My research interests lie at the intersection of trans and queer people, (im)migrant communities, and transnational activism. I'm also interested in right-wing politics in non-Western societies.

Beyond academia, I am a writer, activist, and illustrator, focusing on feminist movements, disability justice, climate justice, and transnational solidarity. I work as a public speaker and movement organiser.

Please feel free to contact me for inquiries or collaborations at my email: 1lorrainepan@gmail.com.

Now, I am living in Tkaronto (known as Toronto) as a first-generation migrant settler. Tkaronto is covered under Treaty #13 and the Williams Treaties. It is the traditional territories of many First Peoples, including the Mississaugas of the Credit, the Anishnaabe, the Chippewa, the Haudenosaunee, and the Wendat peoples. I recognise the history and sovereignty of Indigenous peoples, rather than viewing legitimacy of the "Government of Canada".