Community Engagement Curation & Facilitation
Consortium of Asian American Theatres & Artists (CAATA) presents this national Theatre Anti-Asian Hate PSA which includes the voices of 50+ artists from Asian/Pasifika/Native/Indigenous/MENA Theatre Leaders including Broadway luminaries such as: David Henry Hwang, Lea Salonga, Amy Hill, Jenna Ushkowitz, Ruthie Ann Miles, Marc de la Cruz, Telly Leung & so many more.
Directed by: Elena Chang
Edited by: Olivia Oguma
Produced by: CAATA
Associate Producer & Coordinator: Bri Ng Schwartz
CAATA Presents: Stronger together. And stronger than ever
Criminal Queerness Festival 2020
June 2020

Bringing together renowned queer playwrights from around the world, National Queer Theater and Dixon Place are providing a platform for artists facing censorship, shining a light on critical stories from across the globe. In order to build a truly global queer community, these writers are inspiring activism and shaping our culture towards the equitable treatment of LGBTQ people around the world. A Mayor’s Grant for Cultural Impact awardee, the festival is proud to partner with the Mayor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs for community engagement and outreach.
For more information, visit: https://www.nationalqueertheater.org/cqf
and http://dixonplace.org/category/criminal-queerness-festival/
Staging Queerness Through The Generations Panel

An intergenerational panel featuring queer theater trailblazers
Co-moderated with Gaven Trinidad.
Theater Communications Group Conference 2020
LGBTQ+ Affinity Space

Community engagement during
the covid-19 Crisis

April 19th, 2020
What does community engagement mean when we can't gather?
A Conversation with Gaven Trinidad, Community Engagement Associate at New York Theatre Workshop
Club 2350 Sex Positivity Showcase/Celebration

Graphic Design by Natalie Lawrence
March 16th, 2019
Co curated with Sebastian Olayo & Jill Perez. In Partnership with SWOP Chicago.
A night of art, vendors and performance surrounding inclusive, queer, femme-centered sex positivity.
Vendors:
Leah Ball
Plz Be Careful
Rebeca Soto
Visual Art by:
Haley Weigman
Jenni Holtz
Lauren Steinberg
Nicole Lane
Rebeca Soto
Performances by:
APoliticalGirl
Aurora Sky
Clitora Leigh
Mikki Miraj
Onyx Engobor
Wanbli Gamache
Photography by Cassandra Kendall