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On-Camera Interview<span>BBC</span>

Project Researcher<span>Queer Beyond London</span>

On-Camera Interview<span>Documentary: Forgetting the Many: The Royal Pardon of Alan Turing</span>

Invited Panelist<span>British Film Institute</span>

Lead Project Researcher<span>Pride of Place: England's LGBTQ Heritage</span>

Co-founder & Managing Editor<span>Notches Blog</span>

The Pink Pound<span>A book project on Capitalism and Homosexuality</span>

Invited Panellist<span>Mapping for Justice</span>

Freelance Travel Writing<span>Vancouver, Canada</span>

Contributing Author<span>Consuming Behaviours</span>

Community Workshops Organiser<span>London Metropolitan Archives</span>

Conference Steering Committee<span>First National Festival of LGBT History</span>

Article Author<span>Media History</span>

Blogging & Social Media<span> Higher Education | History of Sexuality | Social Networking</span>

Community Course Instructor<span>Bishopsgate Institute, London</span>

Seminar Co-convener <span>Institute for Historical Research, London</span>

Contributing Author<span>British Queer History</span>

Invited Speaker<span>Bishopsgate Institute, London</span>

Associate and Events Organiser<span>Raphael Samuel History Centre</span>

Historical Consultant<span>Bisexuality Documentary</span>

Travel Publications<span>Writing | Photography</span>

Contributing Author<span>Queer 1950's</span>

Article Author<span>Socialist History</span>

Article Author<span>History Workshop Journal</span>

Co-Curator<span>Edible Empire: African Cocoa in a Global Economy</span>

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