‘Disruptive Institutionalization: The Role of Anti-Gender Activism in the Erosion of Human Rights Multilateralism.’ The Past, Present, and Future of the Max Weber Programme: 20th Anniversary Conference (Florence, June 2026).

‘Forgotten Intersectional Cracks in the Origins of the Queer Transnational Movement: Gender, Race, and Third Worldism in the Early Action of the International LGBTI Association (1978-1990).’ European Conference on Politics and Gender (Newcastle, June 2026).

‘“Putting Out Fires Everywhere:” Queer and Feminist Responses to the Institutionalization of Anti-Gender Action at the United Nations.’ Challenging Inequality: Multidisciplinary Perspectives on Struggles over Gender and Sexuality, European University Institute (Florence, April 2025).

‘The Role of Anti-Gender Activism in the Erosion of Human Rights Multilateralism.’ SPEED Seminar Series – Permanent Seminar on Legal Studies. Nova School of Law, Universidade Nova de Lisboa (Lisbon, March 2025).

‘The Coloniality of Pleasure in Global Governance: Theorizing the Conditions of Decolonial Resistance in the Fields of Gender and Sexuality.’ Panel during the workshop ‘Pluriloguing with Ourselves: Exploring non-dominant feminist grammars in global governance. Lauterpacht Center, Cambridge University (Cambridge, November 2025).

‘Queer and Feminist International Law-Making Coalitions at United Nations Human Rights Council.’ Pre-Conference Workshop on ‘Feminist Visions for Reconstructing International Law,’ organized by the ‘Feminism and International Law Interest Group’ during the 2025 European Society of International Law (ESIL) Annual Conference (Berlin, September 2025).

‘Universality, Slur, and Legality: Avenues for Queer Conceptual Activism.’ Panel on ‘Conceptual Activism’ during the 2025 Summer Research Residence on Conceptual Innovation, Methods & Law at King’s College London (London, June 2025).

‘Queer Subjectivities in the Everyday Making of International Human Rights Law: Local Lives in International Spaces.’ International Legal Work(shop): Compositions and Performances of Global Governance (Tilburg, June 2025).

‘Queer Subjects in Human Rights Discourse: An Ethnography of International Activism on Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity.’ Gender Centre Work-in-Progress Group (Geneva, April 2025).

‘Between law-making and law-keeping: Queer and Feminist Ambivalent Coalitions with the United Nations Special Procedures.’ Workshop ‘Thinking far-right movements globally: on banning gender and the rise of anti-wokery’ (Lausanne, March 2025).

‘Advocating subjects: Queer and feminist law-making coalitions at Geneva-based human rights mechanisms.’ Gender Centre Research Workshop (Geneva, March 2025).

‘Legislating subjects: The Yogyakarta Principles Queer Counter-Discourses of International Legality.’ 18th Melbourne Doctoral Forum on Legal Theory (Melbourne, November 2024).

‘Queer Subjectivities and Interpersonal Relationships in the Making of International Human Rights Law.’ Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL) History and Theory of International Law Workshop (Sydney, August 2024).

‘Queer and Feminist International Lawmaking Coalitions: An Ethnographic Account of Civil Society’s Lawmaking Role at the United Nations Human Rights Council.’ Panel ‘Queer And Feminist Perspectives on Crisis, Conflict and Cooperation in International Law,’ organized by the ‘Gender, Sexuality and International Law Interest Group’ during the 31st Australian and New Zealand Society of International Law (ANZSIL) Annual Conference 2024 | International Law: Crisis, Conflict and Cooperation (Melbourne, July 2024).

‘Joslin et al. v. New Zealand (United Nations Human Rights Committee, 2002): Queering the UN Human Rights Committee.’ Panel on ‘The Queer Judgments Project’ during the Annual Conference of the Socio-Legal Studies Association (SLSA) (Portsmouth, March 2024).

‘The Queer International: Global South activists and narratives in the transnational LGBTI+ advocacy at the United Nations.’ Gender Centre Research Workshop (Geneva, February 2024).

‘Queer Unconventionality and Counter-Discourses of International Legality: Alternative Law-Making by LGBTI Transnational Activism.’ Pre-Conference Workshop on ‘The De-legalization of International Law,’ organized by the ‘Interest Group on Social Sciences and International Law’ during the 2023 European Society of International Law (ESIL) Annual Conference (Aix-en-Provence, August 2023).

‘Embodiments of Global South and North Narratives on Sexuality at the United Nations Human Rights Council.’ LAWNET workshop From Critique to Political Practice at the University of Sussex (Brighton, May 2023). ‘Reimagining a Queer Human: The Social and Legal Production of Subjects in International Human Rights Law Discourse.’ Inaugural Conference of the ‘Swiss Network for Law and Society: Voices of Law | Les voix du droit’ (Lausanne, September 2022).