Diasporic Intimacies: Queer Filipinos and Canadian Imaginaries

 	Introduction: The "stuff" of queer horizons and other utopic pursuits / Robert Diaz --
In search of Filipinx queer histories in Canada / Roland Sintos Coloma --
Toward queer(er) futures : proliferating the "sexual" in Filipinx-Canadian sexuality studies / John Paul Catungal --
Visualizing the intimate in Filipino lives : a catalog essay / Marissa Largo and Robert Diaz --
Feminist collectivities, Tibo ethics, and the call of the Babaylan / Melanya Liwanag Aguila, PJ Alafriz, Lisa Valencia-Svensson, and Jo Simalaya Alcampo --
Life reflections of a Filipino Elvis / JB Ramos --
Bridging community and artistic practice / Interview with Jo Simalaya Alcampo --
Reimagining Filipina visibility through "black mirror" : the queer decolonial diasporic aesthetic of Marigold Santos / Marissa Largo --
Good-bye Ohbijou : notes on music, queer affect, and the impossibilities of satisfying multicultural ideals in Canada / Casey Mecija --
Sonic collectivities and the musical routes of Pantayo / Christine Balmes, Eirene Cloma, Michelle Cruz, Kat Estacio, Katrina Estacio, Marianne Grace Rellin, and Joanna Delos Reyes --
HATAW : queer choreography and the routes of diasporic Filipino-ness / Jodinand Aguillon --
Between the earth and sky / Interview with Kim Villagante --
Older Filipino gay men in Canada : bridging queer theory and gerontology in Filipinx Canadian studies / Fritz Luther Pino --
Colonial, settler colonial tactics and Filipino Canadian heteronormativities at play on the basketball court / May Farrales --
Dragging Filipinx : a series of performative vignettes / Patrick Salvani --
Taking up space is revolutionary / Sean Kua --
Queer diasporas on the front line / Interviews with Benjamin Bongolan and Constantine Cabarios --
Queertopia is a country that does not exist / Artist Statement and Interview with Julius Poncelet Manapul --
Dancing queer to be intimate with the Roman Catholic Church, or remembering Augusto Diangson / Patrick Alcedo --
Militarism, violence, and critiques of the neoliberal state : Radyo Migrante's trans day of remembrance / Interview with Mithi Esguerra --
Out now! U.S. troops, out now! : Anakbayan Toronto, two stories of murder / Lui Queano --
Past gains and new beginnings : LGBTQs in the Filipino Canadian left movement / Congress of Progressive Filipino Canadians, written by Ken Santos and Joy Sioson --
Education, activism, and performance : Filipino community organizing and HIV/AIDS --
My grandmother and I: a play / by Lani Montreal --
Transgressing borders, generations, and taboos : Lani Montreal reflects on My grandmother and I --
Afterword. Queer elsewhere : fabulosity and futurity on the horizon / Martin Manalansan.