Harry Wyld

• Gender and sexuality
• Ethnography

• MA Media and Cultural Studies, Birmingham City University
• BA (Hons) in Media and Communication, Birmingham City University

Interrogating transmisogyny in LGBTQ+ Spaces: An ethnographic study collecting experiences and oral histories of transmisogyny affected people

This project aims to look at the experiences of transmisogyny affected people and collect experiences and oral histories. The research focuses on the intersection between transphobia and misogyny and how this plays out in LGBTQ+ spaces as well as the everyday lives of the participants. The expected outcome of the project is to unpick the narratives that are created about trans women and transmisogyny affected people and the social and political climate we exist in, which allows for the narrative to be constructed. The aim of the research is to provide agency to the participants by allowing them to question or control the narrative.

• Gemma Commane
• Hazel Collie

'How are those who identify outside the gender binary represented by television and how do those within the community identify with these representations?', Brighton Trans, Non-Binary and Intersex Conference in 2018.