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Zeena Feldman has been a member of Linktree for 1 year and joined in August 2024. Besides social media accounts, zeenafeldman has populated their site with Queering the Medieval call for applicants - deadline 5 May, Queer Sex Now symposium CFP - abstract deadline 1 May, Book launch – The Web of Knowledge (11 March), Derek Jarman Annual Lecture – Our Trans* and Queer Stories: Creative Writing as Inquiry, Healing & Activism (16 March), Queer Politics of Pride: Global LGBTQ+ Activism and Homocapitalism (27 Nov), My Research, FREE TICKETS - Joelle Taylor in Conversation (25 June), The Emotions of LGBT Rights and Reforms (11 Nov), When the French began to Feminize: Gender, Language and the Politics of Culture (29 Oct), Queer@King’s Research Centre, Donate to Queer@King's, The Intermediaries: A Weimar Story (20 Oct), Join the Queer@King's mailing list, Rainbow Trap book launch (23 Oct), Reading Group: The Radical Potential of Queer Politics? (17 Oct), Centre for Digital Culture, Join the Centre for Digital Culture mailing list, The Queer@King's Annual Social (15 Oct), Review of Queer Creative Health, Art & the Politics of Visibility - the book, Digital Food Culture - the book, Law’s Gender Ideology (8 May), Queer@King’s Reading Group (28 March), Migration and/as Translation: Negotiations of New Forms of Sexual Dissidence in Contemporary Franco-Maghrebi Autofictional Writing (19 March), Joy Rage Hope: LGBTQ+ Art, Wellbeing & Inequality (28 March), Community, Knowledge and the Trans Day of Visibility (31 March£, February Reading Group: Muñoz's "Cruising Utopia" (28 February), Book launch of Bad Sex: Sexuality, Gender and Affect in Contemporary TV (18 February), Del LaGrace Volcano and The Queer (F***ing) Archive of Resistance (1974-2024) (17 February), Social Media and Drag Culture: A public lecture at the Barbican Library (13 February), Writing Lesbian History Today (29 January), Queer Literature in the Sinosphere (24 January), Troubling Consent (17 January).