As a community-engaged researcher, I am dedicated to making my research public and accessible to the communities I study whether in New York City, Toronto or Bogota, Colombia. Here are some of my public pieces and talks related to my research:
Khan, Cristine. November 2023. “Storytelling Indenture: Queer and Feminist Perspectives.” Panel Moderator at A Poem for Rabia at the Tarragon Theatre, Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
Khan, Cristine. (2023).Story Blog. A New Yorker in Toronto: Reflections on the Rise of Indo-Caribbean Communities in Toronto. Indo-Caribbean Canadian Association.
Khan, Cristine. September 2022. “Dismantling anti-Blackness in the Indo-Caribbean community” Invited presenter at Routed by Our Stories Seminar on Anti-Blackness. New York, NY.
Khan, Cristine. August 2021.“Dismantling anti-Blackness in the Indo-Caribbean community” Invited presenter at Jahajee Sisters Women’s Empowerment Summit. New York, NY.
Khan, Cristine. (2021). Publics Lab Blog. Grappling with the Contentions of Conducting Boundary-pushing Community Work.The Graduate Center, CUNY.
Khan, Cristine. (2020). Medium. On Anti-Blackness in the Indo-Caribbean Community.
Khan, Cristine. (2020). Brown Girl Magazine. Indo Caribbeans Rise and Resist in New York City.
Khan, Cristine. (2014). April 24. The City Paper. Looking Beyond the Beach.
Khan, Cristine. (2013). Sept 18. Youngist. “Mi Tierra No Se Vende”: Understanding The Free Trade Agreement And the Current Protests in Colombia.
