Avery Everhart

@averyeverhart.bsky.social

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GQ trans woman • AP at UBC geography • center for applied trans studies • Carolina girl in PNW • settler on xʷməθkʷəy̓əm land • writing a book on trans data • teaching GIS with Justice lens • all things applied, intersectional, & spatial

Image taken from the ground pointing up underneath an intricate light display. Four people are featured. The main focus of the image is a woman in a skirt looking down at the canera.
Flyer with a green background for UBC geography colloquium on november 18th featuring jasbir puar and yours truly called “you cant pinkwash a genocide: sex/gender/fascism”
Flyer for an event called beyond binary data, subtitled how misinformation and statistics shape transgender life. Black and white photo of Avery featured in left bottom corner. Shes a white woman with split dye shoulder length hair and some tattoos visible on her neck and arms. University of north carolina at greensboro’s womens gender and sexuality studies program logo is in bottom right corner. There is text describing the talk on the flyer. The flyer has a white back ground with pink and blue gradients in the upper corners.
Headshot from clavicle up of a white woman against a stark white background looking into the camera. She has a large abstract black work tattoo covering much of her chest and part of her neck, and red blonde and black hair in a calico pattern tucked behind her ears.
A persons hand pouring pu’er tea into the first in a row of three small tea cups. He reaches across the tea tray where a yixing tea pot can be seen.
A white woman stands at the shoreline of a beach with mountains in the background.
Video of Avery, a white person, turning her right arm slowly to show the wrap of a new tattoo. The tattoo looks like graphite or pen and ink and is a series of spherical shapes that look like planets with drop shadows and a series of abstract figures that look like draped cloth.
Pic of a white woman with calico hair looking into the camera. She holds a clear glass plaque in a tear drop shop with the university of British Columbia logo that reads faculty of arts, dean of arts faculty research award, Dr Avery everhart. Her shirt is black and sleeveless and she wears two silver necklaces. She stands in front of a brick wall.
Photo of Avery, a white woman with calico colored hair about collarbone length. She wears a low cut shirt and a leather jacket, both in black. She has a large abstract black tattoo on her chest and throat and another in her forearm shows above her jacket sleeve. She looks into the camera from where she’s seated on her balcony with a brick wall and window behind her.
A flattened cardboard box with orange yellow blue and green post it notes stuck onto it depicting a flowchart for an analysis
Mirror selfie of white trans woman in black cargo pants and a black cami with the straps down. Her chest and throat are tattooed in an abstract black and grey pattern.
Pic of a white woman takingna selfie in the mirror. She looks into the phones camera. She wears a black and red T shirt that says Rid of Me with a mesh long sleeve underneath it as well as several silver chains. Her hair is shoulder length and calico colored.
Mirror selfie of a white woman with red, blonde, and black hair that’s collarbone length. She wears a black sleeveless fitted top and black jeans with a black leather bat. Some tattoos are visible. She looks into the camera.
featured is a picture of a monitor screen with a microsoft word window open. the text is not legible, but the title of the document is "the social after life of statistic in transgender studies"
Screenshot of a poem that reads: A poem for when all you have is poetry. No you can’t drive with your eyes closed. No you can’t see heaven or hell or whatever else there is yet. No you’re not ready to be an ancestor. Yes you can rewatch that video of Nina Simone performing Mississippi Goddam. Yes you can drink if you like, but you’ll get sick before you get drunk. Yes you can come back to the poetry like June Jordan taught you. Maybe when you’ve read enough you’ll remember the beauty in the sadness. Maybe once you call your mom back you’ll crack a smile. Maybe after you read those books you keep buying you’ll know enough to write your own and that’s as good a reason as any to bear it with or without the grin. Don’t cry just because it might turn into laughter. Cry! Or you won’t know what else to do.
A screenshot of the “your memories on Facebook” function from Avery’s Facebook. It’s dated February 23, 2017. It reads “please spread this! I made a trans phd network fb group. It’s for trans ppl doing graduate and professional work and/or for trans ppl who are considering or entering graduate/professional work. It’s trans only! No allies please. So far I’m the only admin just cause I made this like a couple of hours ago, but hmu if you want to be in on it and send this to your friends list!!!!”
Mirror selfie of avery with a new haircut that is strawberry blonde and wavy with short fringe and a mullet like cut
Image of ten books laid out on an orange blanket. They are Edward Soja’s Postmodern Geographies, Sophie Lewis’s Feminism Against Family and her Abolish the Family book, Anthony Loewenstein’s The Palestine Laboratory, Nick Dearden’s Pharmanomics, Ruth Wilson Gilmore’s Abolition Geography, Toshio Meronek and Miss Major’s volume Miss Major: Conversations with a Black trans revolutionary, Naomi Braine’s Abortion Beyond the Law, Health Communism, and Nancy Folbre’s The Rise and Decline of Patriarchal Systems
Image of avery, a white woman with a ruddy complexion, lying on her side on a leather couch. Her hair is brown with blonde highlights and frames her face on either side, her eyes are brown and they look into the camera. Her septum, bracelet and necklace are all silver. She’s backlit by sun coming in from three windows on a coral colored wall.
Map of the aquifers in occupied Palestine showing transborder water flows and groundwater flow
Close up of avery’s shirt. It’s gray with black text and says BGDC Be gay do crime.
Avery in a black hoodie with the hood up and drawstrings pulled. Her blonde and brown hair spills out the front. Behind her her coral walls and wide windows are visible and the tall trees outside are visible through the windows.
Picture of a white womanly with short hair looking into the camera giving a peace sign. Behind her is a set of windows looking into lush greenery and the walls are a bright coral color between orange and pink
Photo of a late 20s white woman in a black maxi dress with thin strap. She has collarbone length mousy brown hair, dark eyes and brows, a silver septum piercing, and some visible tattoos on her arms. The background is busy with a TV and a plant in front of white and off white walls
A white woman with chin length hair fashioned in a mixie (part mullet part pixie) looks into the camera in partial profile. She wears a black shirt that says ACAB on it in yellow font. Behind her are lush tall green bushes and skinny tree saplings. The sun shines from behind and above her and has created a kind of halo effect on the parts of her hair that are highlighted. She smiles slightly with pursed lips.
A white woman bathed in sunlight peaking through a dense tree canopy looks into the camera from an angle. She has chin length brown hair with blonde highlights in a mixer cut (half pixie half mullet), brown eyes and a keyhole shaped silver septum ring. She wears a black T shirt that says A C A B over a taxi driven by a cat. The background, which is not in focus, is full of thick trees.
A white transsexual breasting boobily in a ripped up Jack Daniels shirt