ALLIE
PAULD
EDUCATOR & CONTENT CREATOR
About Allie
Allie (she/her) is a Montréal (Tiohtià:ke) based advocate, public speaker and educator, writer, content creator, organizer, artist, and sociology and sexuality studies graduate, using her platforms to shed light on issues close to her heart, becoming a growing and sought after voice within the Canadian disabled community on topics including MAID and accessibility. She has a Masters degree from McGill University where she researched racialized masculinities in alt-right masculinist movements. She is now pursuing a PhD at Concordia University where she studies intimacy cultures developed by queer and heterosexual physically disabled women within the social, cultural and political Montreal context.
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“Accessibility isn’t a one stop task we check, it’s a promise we make to each other.”
Allie Pauld
Research Interests
As a disabled queer Black woman, a lot of her work focuses on body politics, disability, gender, sexuality, online identity formation, and race; and she has conducted original research about the intersections of many of these different topics.
“ Because disabled people deserve to be in every type of space.”
Allie Pauld