Writing, public talks, etc.

May 28 [Panel moderator] The Language of Belonging: A conversation with Amir Al-Azraki and Jasmin Zine. Presented by the Toronto Arab Film Festival and Provocation Ideas Festival.
May 13 [Artist, in collaboration with Coco Guzmán and Selah Weekes] THE OBSERVER EFFECT, an animation installation commissioned by The Theatre Centre.
May 11 [Panel convener and moderator] On Minors, Movement, and the Gathering of Data: A conversation with Yusra Khogali and Siobhán O’Flynn. The Theatre Centre.
May [Print interview] A Captured Experience: On craft, time and technology — An interview with Glenn Adamson. Studio, Spring/Summer 2022.
April/May [Print interview] Life is a Carnival: An interview with Bahia Watson and Liza Paul. West End Phoenix April/May 2022.
March 31 [Guest appearance] Broadcast From Later 26: On Mesh Networks, Octopus Aquaculture, Disney Storyliving.
March [Guest editor] POSTSCRIPT LONDON Chapter 3: Infinite Blackness in the Aether.
February 28 [Discussant] “Where do you know from?”: Discussing Scholarly Praxes for Geographers of Diaspora. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting.
February 26 [Presenter] “Sand —> Desert” in Troubling the Waters session. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting.
February 20 [Speaker] Sunday Scene: Nehal El-Hadi on Sandra Brewster’s DENSE. The Power Plant.
February 18 [Guest lecture] Anthropology of Gender, University of Toronto Mississauga.
February 14 [Guest lecture] Methodology and Approach, Parsons School of Design.
February 10 [Article] The Fiction of a Fixed Point: The Films of Rolla Tahir. Blackflash, 39.1.
February 4 [Guest lecture] Slow Factory’s Open EDU: The Poetics, Politics and Paradoxes of Sand.
January 29 [Panel moderator] Encounters: Challenging Limits with Shiemara Hogarth, Karyn Recollet and Julie Hollenbach. Presented by Studio and artsUNITE.
2022 National Magazine Awards jury, Personal Journalism.
November 30 [Moderator] Town Hall: The Future of Genomics in Canada with Dr. Rob Annan and Dr. Catalina Lopez-Correa. Genome Canada.
November 23 [Guest lecture] Art Criticism. University of Toronto.
November 22 [Guest lecture] Screening Surveillance: Blaxites. The American University in Cairo.
November 20 [Workshop facilitator] Curious Criticism: Cultivating Narrative Complexity in Art and Cultural Criticism. C Magazine.
October 23 [Artist talk] Al Nahda Film Lab. Toronto Arab Film Festival.
September 23 – October 23 [Exhibition essay] fire is love, water is sorrow — a distant fire — Azza El Siddique and Teto Elsiddique. Towards Gallery, Toronto.
October 5 [Guest speaker] The Art of Pitching: What's Your Story? Who's Your Audience? Why Should They Care? with Carine Abou Seif. Massey College, University of Toronto.
September 21 [Guest speaker] In Conversation: Nehal El-Hadi and Bridget Harvey. DesignTO.
August [Essay] “Life, Still.” Brick 107.
July 29 [Guest speaker] MA English career talk. Toronto Metropolitan University.
July 28 [Series convener and interviewer] Slow Fashion: Nehal El-Hadi with Caroline Mangosing of Vinta Gallery. Textile Museum of Canada.
June [Print interview] Legible Motivations: "Not Everything is Genuine": Nehal El-Hadi, Mark V. Campbell, Elicser Elliott, Charles Officer. SDUK 09: DIFFUSING.
June 17 [Series convener and interviewer] The Future of Textiles: Nehal El-Hadi with Miranda Smitheram. Textile Museum of Canada.
June 10 [Series convener and interviewer] Recycling in Fashion: Nehal El-Hadi with Tanya Theberge and Anika Kozlowski. Textile Museum of Canada.
June 3 [Interview] Blaxites screening + AI Unleashed: Implications for BlackLife. REDE4BlackLives.
May 29 [Panelist] Arab/Futurism: Speculative Storytelling in Arab cinema. Toronto Arab Film Festival.
May 4 [Audio interview] Digital journalism didn’t have to be this way: Nehal El-Hadi, Marcus Gilroy-Ware and Chris Gilliard. Columbia Journalism Review.
April 25 [Article] Harlem on the Prairies: How Blackness is harmfully used as shorthand. CBC First Person.
March 15 [Essay] Faces of History. Real Life.
February 22 [Article] These bee sculptures are creating a hive of dialogue about Blackness and collective action. CBC Arts.
January 26 [Speaker] In Conversation:  Nehal El-Hadi with Anna Torma and Sarah Quinton. Textile Museum of Canada.