E-J Scott
E-J Scott is the second and third year leader of the BA (Hons) Culture, Criticism & Curation at Central Saint Martins, UAL. He founded the Museum of Transology (2014) and the Trans Pride UK (2023) and is again co-curating Queer & Now. E-J's curatorial practice is concerned with harnessing the social agency of museums to foster societal cohesion.
Winn Austin
Winn Austin is an actress and model, a volunteer for Stonewall Housing and an LGBTIQA+ rights advocate. She has been a highly visible contributor to queer and trans culture for decades, both in London and throughout Europe. Well-known for her MCing of the legendary nightclub Kinky Gerlinky, she has stepped out of the club and onto the screen in a wide range of on-screen roles. These include starring in the mid-90s Channel 4 Series “Gender Bender” to more recently appearing in “Beyond, There’s Always a Black Issue Dear”.
Janine Francois
Janine Francois is a Black British Feminist-Killjoy, Writer, Academic in Exile and Professional Heckler, who wants to abolish the bio-industrial-complex. Janine is an independent scholar and was the former Course Leader for BA Culture, Criticism and Curation at Central Saint Martins. Janine is also a Visiting Lecturer at Royal College of Art and Birkbeck College; and PhD student at Tate Britain and the University of Bedfordshire. If you feel compelled to know more about Janine, follow them via Twitter @itsjaninebtw or blog.
Scottee
Scottee is a multi-award winning self-taught artist and broadcaster, who makes performance, paintings and audio that are often described as political or confronting.
Valentino Vecchietti
Valentino Vecchietti (she/they) is an award-winning intersex equality campaigner, writer, artist, diversity speaker and DE&I policy consultant. In 2019, Valentino founded Intersex Equality Rights UK, working with cultural organizations, businesses and government. In 2021, Valentino created the Intersex-Inclusive Pride Flag, increasing intersex visibility, representation and inclusion worldwide. They will share the significance of their object and speak about the impact and necessity of their activism.
