Media, Technology, and Cultural Memory: Investigating how multigenerational lesbian and queer communities use various identity language, as well as analog and digital platforms, to create, preserve, and circulate the cultural artifacts that sustain their identities.
Language & Queer Temporalities: Analyzing language shifts, communication practices, and the transmission of knowledge over time among Canadian 2SLGBTQ+ and feminist communities.
Intergenerational Social Justice: Mapping cross-generational and cross-cultural queer and lesbian histories, feminist trajectories, identity language, and activist coalition-building.
Critical Theory: Centering embodiment and representation in scholarship informed by queer, anti-racist, anti-colonial, and intersectional feminist theories.
Discourse of Gender-Based Violence: Interdisciplinary analysis of how everyday language functions socially to frame and justify misogyny, violence, and harassment, using the 2018 Toronto Van Attack as an analytical entry point.
Dr. Andrea M. Keber, Ph.D (she/they) 