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Alba Clevenger

Studio Member

Alba Clevenger is a settler and first-generation Canadian raised in the Bow Valley (Treaty  7), traditional lands of the Îyârhe Nakoda, Blackfoot, Tsuut’ina, Ktunaxa, Secwépemc and  Mountain Cree. She is currently completing her graduate degree in Media Studies at Concordia University. Her thesis research is currently focused on the intersection of Feminist STS and Disability Studies, tracing the chemical affects of lithium through  psycho-social and electrical bodies. She holds an undergraduate in Gender Studies from the University of Victoria, completing an exchange year at Utrecht University. Her previous research attends to spiritual and political affect of witchcraft practices, post-feminism in  digital spaces, silencing and feminist anger. In addition, Alba co-facilitates collective study  through reading groups: Sound Studies, The Undercommons, and Love As A Close Reading. She has a background in community radio, podcast, and event production.