writer, filmmaker, speaker, photographer and transgender advocate.
In addition to her speaking and educational work,
Liz is a regular contributor to Crikey and Scarleteen, as well as being published
in a range of other print and online publications. A full publication list is available below.
If you are interested in commissioning them to write for your publication or organisation, speak at or moderate your event, or to enquire about rates, please send her an email.
Select publications
‘My Experience Coming Out As Trans Makes Me Feel Lucky, But Being Loved Shouldn’t Involve Luck’ Article for Pedestrian
‘Crosses, Flags, Arches; an unofficial eulogy for Ronald McDonald’ Essay for Meanjin
‘Stigma and Shame: Accessing Healthcare as a Transgender or Gender-Diverse Person’ Article for Pussypedia
‘Wheelie Bin Juice’ Poem for Overland
‘The Last Decade Has All Been About Iconic Queer Women’ Article for Junkee
‘Archer Asks: Raquel Willis, executive editor of Out Magazine’ Interview for Archer Magazine
‘As the private lives of trans people are dragged into public debate, it’s time for facts’ Article for The Guardian, with Teddy Cook, Shoshana Roseberg, Mish Pony and Jeremy Wiggins
Speaker at SAMAG's 'Disarming Sexism in the Arts: #Metoo, but what next?' panel, at Sydney Opera House (video)
‘Knowing and Unknowing’
Reading for Queerstories, at Giant Dwarf - podcast available here,
and available to read in the Queerstories book
Attendee of Junket 2017 in Canberra, Australia
Editorial Introduction - Newman CE, Smith AKJ, Duck-Chong E, Vivienne S, Davies C, Robinson KH & Aggleton P. (2021) Waiting to be seen: social perspectives on trans health, Health Sociology Review, 30:1, 1-8, DOI: 10.1080/14461242.2020.1868900
Newman C, MacGibbon J, Smith, AKJ, Broady T, Lupton D, Davis M, Bear B, Bath N, Comensoli D, Cook T, Duck-Chong E, Ellard J, Kim J, Rule J, & Holt M (2020). Understanding trust in digital health among communities affected by BBVs and STIs in Australia. Sydney: UNSW Centre for Social Research in Health.
Callander D, Newman CE, Holt M, Rosenberg S, Duncan DT, Pony M, Timmins L, Cornelisse V, Duck-Chong L, Wang B, Cook T. The Complexities of Categorizing Gender: A Hierarchical Clustering Analysis of Data from the First Australian Trans and Gender Diverse Sexual Health Survey.Transgender Health, 2020; online first. DOI: 10.1089/trgh.2020.0050.
Callander D, Cook T, Cornelisse V, Pony M, Duncan D, Wiggins J, Vlahakis E, Duck-Chong L, Rosenberg S, & Holt M. (2019). O11.4 Trans and gender diverse people’s experiences of sexual health care are associated with sexual health screening uptake. Sexually Transmitted Infections, 95,A64.
Callander D, Wiggins J, Rosenberg S, Cornelisse VJ, Duck-Chong E, Holt M, Pony M, Vlahakis E, MacGibbon J, & Cook T. (2019). The 2018 Australian trans and gender diverse sexual health survey: Report of findings. Sydney, NSW: The Kirby Institute, UNSW Sydney.
Conference papers
Cook, T, Rosenberg, S, Duck-Chong, L, Page, J, Schweizer, K, Smith, Aunty V, & Van Hale, L. (2019). Stories from the trenches: Meaningful involvement of trans & gender diverse communities in the HIV response. Symposium presented at the Joint Australasian Sexual Health and HIV&AIDS Conference, Perth, Western Australia
Duck-Chong L, Cook T, Holt M, Pony M, Vlahakis E, Rosenberg S, Wiggins J, Cornelisse V, Callander D (2019) A body i am comfortable with’: the interplay of hormones and sex for trans and gender diverse people. Paper presented at the Joint Australasian Sexual Health and HIV&AIDS Conference, Perth, Western Australia
