Kevin has written for publications including WIRED, The Independent, The Skinny and The Scotsman.
Kevin is open to commissions that explore the intersection of queer lives and data, diversity initiatives, technology and institutional power.
Kevin’s writing is represented by Eli Keren of United Agents.
Examples of past work:
2023:
‘Love is Love’: LGBTQ Lives and the Fight to Become Scotland’s First Minister (Bella Caledonia, March 2023)
The hidden dangers of diversity data (The Data Values Project, February 2023)
What if LGBT+ census data doesn’t help – but hinders? (The Independent, January 2023)
Being counted is not enough (January 2023)
2022:
Where Numbers Fail: On numerical diversity and institutional intersectionality (The Skinny, August 2022)
Imagined solutions to non-binary exclusion (July 2022)
To engage LGBTQ+ people in data collection, we need to look at its harmful history (The Conversation, March 2022)
Counting Communities: Using LGBTQ+ data to take action (The Skinny, January 2022)
2021:
For Queer Communities, Being Counted Has Downsides (WIRED, December 2021)
LGBTQ equality: MSPs must act to restore Scotland’s reputation as a world leader (The Scotsman, August 2021)
The census was a landmark moment for LGBTQ people – but we’ve still got to push for full inclusion (The Independent, March 2021)
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