Nasir Anthony Montalvo

SOAKIE’S WAS HOME: Local artist pays tribute to KC’s Black queer history – Fox4KC

In The Media
“cherished moments” – Literacy KC

Lectures, Presentations + Workshops
Culture & Narrative Fellowship | The Opportunity Agenda

Fellowships, Work Experience + Projects
Black Queer KC History, Living Archives, and Abolition — The Black Ordinary

In The Media
Community Fellows Program | Diaspora Solidarities Lab

Fellowships, Work Experience + Projects
bad tats, jesus christ, lemons; everything is archival – Syllabus Project

Writings
“Data and the Digital in Museums” – Dr. Emily McGinn, Johns Hopkins University

Academic + Institutional Recognition
The Radical Memory Work of {B/qKC}: Interview With Nasir Anthony Montalvo – Sixty Inches From Center

In The Media
Managing Editor | The Kansas City Defender

Fellowships, Work Experience + Projects
Third Space: Queering Blackness from the Archival Fabrics of Middle America – MdW Atlas

Writings

About Nasir

Nasir Anthony Montalvo (b. 1999) is an essayist and memory worker. They are the founder of Kansas City’s inaugural Black queer community archive, {B/qKC}.

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