Jessica L. Wright

“I’m Afraid for My Life”: Queer and Trans Youth’s Experiences of Surviving Far-Right Anti-LGBTQ+ Laws in Alberta, Canada

Jessica L. Wright, Emilie Maine

This paper examines how queer and trans youth in Alberta, Canada navigate and resist an escalating wave of anti-LGBTQ+ legislation and far-right political rhetoric. Drawing on data from participatory arts-based workshops with over two hundred Albertan 2SLGBTQ+ young people, we show how …

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‘Heated Rivalry’ : quand la joie queer perturbe la culture masculine du hockey

Jessica L. Wright

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‘Heated Rivalry’ shows how queer joy can disrupt hockey’s culture of masculinity

Jessica L. Wright

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Queer Joy as Pedagogy

Casey Burkholder, Jessica L. Wright, Melissa Keehn

Background: What does it mean to mobilize queer joy as pedagogy, and how does it manifest in educational projects? Although much scholarship has examined queer pedagogy through critique and resistance, less attention has been paid to joy as a radical and collective …

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Abstract 4771: A novel immunotherapy for metastatic prostate cancer: A monoclonal antibody that can bind both STEAP1 and STEAP2

Minzhi Sheng, Boyang Su, Amanda Sparkes, Gobi Thillainadesan et autres

Prostate cancer (PCa) is the most common cancer among Canadian men, with metastatic PCa (mPCa) patients having a 5-year survival rate of only 30%. However, the prostate-specific membrane antigen, a key target in PCa therapy, is expressed in many normal tissues and …

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Lateral Gender-Based Violence in 2SLGBTQ+ Communities: The Stifling of Queer Joy Through Intersectional Oppression, “Pitiful” Sexuality Education, and Media (Mis)Representation

Jessica L. Wright

There is a gap in the field of gender-based violence concerning lateral violence within 2SLGBTQ+ communities. This paper helps fill that gap by offering participants' narratives from The Queer Sexual Joy Project, which engaged 100 2SLGBTQ+ youth from Canada and the US, …

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Advancing precision diagnosis in haematological malignancies

Jessica L. Wright, Tamaryn J. Knezovitch, Mark G Williams, Ritesh Chatrapati et autres

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IT RUNX1 in the family

Tamaryn J. Knezovich, Jessica L. Wright, Rebecca Reid, Mark Williams et autres

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P258: Phenotypic predictors of dual genetic diagnosis in people with autism

Alexandra Goler, Jessica L. Wright, Jacob B. Hall, Pamela Feliciano et autres

A major goal of SPARK (Simons Foundation Powering Autism Research for Knowledge), a cohort with sequencing data on 58,247 individuals with autism, is to return new genetic diagnoses related to autism. Previous analyses have shown that SPARK identified at least one likely …

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P155: Parsing autism heterogeneity: Phenotypic differences between individuals across genes of different effect sizes

Sarah D. Barns, Jessica L. Wright, Jacob N. Hall, Pamela Feliciano et autres

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Cripping and Queering Consent Education: Bridging Disability Justice, Queer Joy, and Gender-Based Violence Prevention

Jessica L. Wright

Introduction to the special issue “Mobilising queer joy: Establishing queer joy studies”

Jessica L. Wright, Casey Burkholder

Our introduction to the special issue “Mobilising Queer Joy” reflects an urgent need for queer joy studies amidst a sociopolitical climate that feels increasingly ruinous. We reject the ‘joy deficit’ in sociological research that fixates on homogenous, misery-filled visions of 2SLGBTQIA+ existence, …

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