NON-FICTION WRITING

VICE

What the Fight Against HIV Can Teach Us About Surviving the COVID Era (April 26, 2023)

CBRC

The Dissatisfied Sex Lives of Disabled People Suggest Bigger Social Problems (April 3, 2023)

AUTOSTRADDLE

A Transmasc’s Guide to Developing a Healthier Masculine Sexuality (March 2, 2023)

STORY

Divide and Conquer: An Ongoing Legacy of Colonialism in the Indo-Caribbean Diaspora (March 4, 2023)

Canada’s policies are a death sentence for disabled people. The country must reckon with its modern eugenics (December 24, 2022)

TORONTO STAR

JEMS

Uncut Jems: How Erotica Became Part of My Gender Journey (December 22, 2022)

The pandemic isn’t over—and queer people shouldn’t be acting like it is (December 8, 2022)

For LGBTQ2S+ people with spina bifida, connection is everything (October 26, 2022)

Accidents happen: Why we need to get comfortable talking about incontinence in the bedroom (February, 10, 2022)

Shayda Kafai’s ‘Crip Kinship’ traces a legacy of Sins Invalid’s disability justice activism (December 8, 2021)

XTRA MAGAZINE

I Could Have Escaped My Abuser Sooner If I Had Health Insurance (March 28, 2022)

CHATELAINE

3 myths about disability justice that keep us from making life so much better for everyone (May 27, 2022)

CBC LIFE

The nuances of choosing your name as a transgender person of colour (June, 23, 2020)

GLOSSI MAG

As Canada’s first Disabled broadcast producer, Michelle Asgarali is making history with Breaking Character (April, 27th, 2022)

How ‘Sort Of’ is Making Canadian TV History (Dec, 16th, 2021)

THIS MAGAZINE

How to survive a dystopia (March, 8, 2021)

Incontinence Is a Public Health Issue — And We Need to Talk About It (January, 4, 2019)

THEM

FICTION WRITING

“Cups of Tea” in Two Times Removed: An Anthology of Indo-Caribbean Fiction (2021)

“Sugical Mask” in Toronto 2033 (2018)

“Violent Entrails” in Hart House Review (2014)