All works by Lorraine C

Lorraine C

Lorraine C is a Chinese-Canadian writer and designer based out of Toronto. She is interested in the intersections of storytelling, data, technology, and justice.

On Seeing Chinese Mothers On-Screen

Culture , Reviews

Lorraine C reviews Meditation Park

Lorraine C / March 9, 2018

Lives

Wanting to Feel Seen While Wanting to Feel Safe

Thinking about consent and digital bodies, Lorraine C asks how the stories and images we share online, often with hopes of building community, affect us and the people we love.

Lorraine C / February 22, 2018

Family in the Time of the Internet

Mediated Natures: Surveillance and Animals

(Indigenous) Governance is Gay

Ọrun is Heaven (Part Two)

Watched and Not Seen: Tech, Power, and Dehumanization

Ontario Midwives Demand Pay Equity

Growing is Resistance

A Real Estate Ghost Story

The Cultural Politics of Softness

Laughing in the Dark: Watching Melanated Films with White People

On Seeing Chinese Mothers On-Screen

What is Slut Island?

Magic Sluts with Psoriasis

A Conversation I Can’t Have Yet: Why I Will Not Name My Indigenous Abusers

Returning to the Scene of the Crime

Safe Enough: On Love, Fear & Queer Dance Parties

All works by Lorraine C

Lorraine C

On Seeing Chinese Mothers On-Screen

Wanting to Feel Seen While Wanting to Feel Safe