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Nick Mulé, PhD, has been a queer activist for over 30 years, including being the founder, former chair and current member at large of Queer Ontario. A first-time filmmaker, he directed, wrote and produced QueerEdge: From Gay to Queer Liberation. He is currently associate professor at the School of Social Work at York University in Toronto, Canada, where he is cross appointed to the Faculty of Health and seconded to the School of Gender, Sexuality and Women's Studies.

Nick teaches policy, theory and practice. He publishes and has research interests in the areas of social inclusion/exclusion of gender and sexually diverse populations in social policy and service provision and the degree of their recognition as distinct communities in cultural, systemic and structural contexts. He also undertakes a critical analysis of the LGBTQ social movement and the development of queer liberation theory.

Additionally, Nick is a psychotherapist in private practice serving gender and sexually diverse populations in Toronto.

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MAY 15, 2023

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7-11 pm, Main Hall, Tranzac Club

292 Brunswick Ave, Toronto.

The screening will be followed by a talkback and Q&A panel on“Gay Liberation Then, Queer Liberation Now.”

RSVP to nickmule@yorku.ca.

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Fully accessible space, gender inclusive washrooms. Tranzac is located a short walk from Bathurst subway station. Everyone welcome! Light refreshments provided. Cash bar on site.

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For closed captioning, Direct Voice, and ASL interpretation, please contact Nick at nickmule@yorku.ca by April 20th. 

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The Queer Liberation Theory Project is a community-based research study led by principal investigator Nick Mulé, PhD (York University), and community group Queer Ontario.

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The Project seeks to advance the public education and community development work being done in the name of queer liberation, by resurrecting the principles of the historical gay liberation movement, re-contextualizing them within contemporary queer discourse, translating the findings in theoretical terms, and disseminating them through various accessible multimedia platforms. 

The Project will review international literature, and has created a multi-media resource list of sources that deal with queer liberation theory and perspectives. The QueerEdge feature documentary, consisting of interviews with Ontario-based academics, activists, and artists who engage in queer liberation activism, thought and artistry, is part of the Project's public education and queer community development strategy. The Project has made available a clear language pamphlet, ‘Queer Liberation in the 2010s’, as well as an ‘Understanding Queer Liberation安卓微皮恩免费

"I think what’s important for young people coming up [to know] – and I see the energy and I think it’s great -  everything that we have today that old people like me fought for, we could lose."

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Mulé, N.J. (2023). “Evolving Sexual Citizenry: Developing Queer Liberation Theory” in S. Petrella (Ed.) Erotic Subjects and Outlaws. Freeland, Witney, UK: Inter-Disciplinary Press.

Mulé, N.J. (2018). “Gender and Sexual Diversity and Social Work: Critical Liberationist Connections,” Canadian Social Work, 20 (1), special edition on Critical Social Work: Past, Present and Future, 111 – 123.

Mulé, N.J. (2018). “Politicized Priorities: Critical Implications for LGBTIQ Movements” in C.L. Mason (Ed.) Queer Development Studies: A Reader (pp. 239 – 250). New York, NY: Routledge.

Mulé, N.J., Khan, M. & McKenzie, C. (2017). “The growing presence of LGBTQIs at the UN: Arguments and counter arguments,” International Social Work, 0020872817702706.

Mulé, N.J. (2016). “Broadening Theoretical Horizons: Liberating Queer in Social Work” in S. Hillock and N.J. Mulé (Eds.) Queering Social Work Education (pp. 56 – 78). Vancouver: UBC Press.

Mulé, N.J., McKenzie, C. & Khan, M. (2016). "Recognition and Legitimization of SOGI at the UN: A Critical Systemic Analysis.” British Journal of Social Work 139, 1 - 18.

Mulé, N.J. (2015). “The Politicized Queer, the Informed Social Worker: Dis/Re-Ordering the Social Order” in B.J. O’Neill, T.A. Swan and N.J. Mulé (Eds.) LGBTQ People and Social Work: Intersectional Perspectives (pp. 17 – 35). Toronto: Canadian Scholars’ Press.

Mulé, N.J.,  Lowik, A.J., Teixeira, R.,  Hudler, R. & Hader, D. (2014). “Engaged Queer Scholarship: Probing a New Paradigm of Knowledge Creation,” Scholarly and Research Communication 5 (3), 17 pp. 

​Mulé, N.J. (2011). “Marrying Heteronormativity, Divorcing Diversity: Same-Sex Marriage in Canada”, We Who Feel Differently Journal, Issue 1, Spring, 13 – 22.  

​​Mulé, N.J. (2010). “Same-Sex Marriage and Canadian Relationship Recognition - One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: A Critical Liberationist Perspective." The Journal of Gay and Lesbian Social Services (special issue), 22 (1 - 2), pp. 74 - 90.

Mulé, N. (2010). “Queer Liberation”, Queer Ontario – Think Tank, http://queerontario.org/think-tank/queer-liberation/

Mulé, N. (2010). "Troubling ‘Equality’”, Queer Ontario – Think Tank, http://queerontario.org/think-tank/troubling-equality/
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Mulé, N.J. (2006). “Equality’s Limitations, Liberation’s Challenges: Considerations for Queer Movement Strategizing”, 微信7.0.16内测安卓版_软件仓库_APP资源网-专注网络资源分享:今天 · 爱威奶AVnight 安卓v1.9 avbobo最新破解（老司机神器）无限影视 黑洞加速器最新版破解 789加速器网络优化加速已破解永久时长 我的性感表姐1.6 汉化 安卓Fulao2最强老司机软件 老王微皮恩科学上网最新破解 安卓大厂精v1.04免费 无限身伇证-防沉迷神器一键 (1), http://jqstudies.library.utoronto.ca/index.php/jqstudies/article/view/3290 25 pps.

*To see a comprehensive listing of Nick J. Mul​é's publications see his research profile at: http://profiles.laps.yorku.ca/profiles/nickmule/

Queer liberation is more than just establishing rights around equality - it’s about really pushing the boundaries of how we’re supposed to be living our lives.

RESOURCES

Annotated Bibliography, listing over 250+ resources related to queer liberation, including books, academic journals, documentary films, autobiographies, and like-minded organizations, can be found on QueerOntario's Queer Liberation Theory Resources List page or by clicking HERE

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Pamphlet: Queer Liberation in the 2010s’ produced by Queer Ontario (QO) provides an updated iteration of earlier pamphlets produced by QO’s predecessor the Coalition for Lesbian and Gay Rights in Ontario (CLGRO)

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Peer-Reviewed Journal Article: Mulé, N.J., Lowik, A.J., Teixeira, R., Hudler, R. & Hader, D. 安卓游戏修改版下载_手机破解版游戏大全_手机破解版游戏 ...:2021-2-1 · 首页 软件下载 手游下载 智能硬件 开服开测 TV市场 资讯攻略 专题合集 排行榜 您的位置：首页 → 安卓手游 → 修改版游戏 → 资源列表 手游分类 全部分类 角色扮演20216 动作游戏11011 益智休闲30616 卡牌游戏4080 策略塔防6689 冒险解谜4099 模拟经营5157 飞行射击5507 赛车游戏2982 体育竞技1697 音 … Scholarly and Research Communication 5​ (3), 17 pp. 

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Infographic: Understanding Queer Liberation’ features clear, accessible text and symbology to describe queer liberation​

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Webpage: Liberation Theory Project on the Queer Ontario website