Patrick Teed is a PhD Candidate in the Social and Political Thought Programme at York University.

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Broadly speaking, his research projects cohere around: abolitionist theory and praxis; critical historiographies of racial slavery; anti-Blackness and settler-colonialism; and science and technology studies. He has publications available or forthcoming with: differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies, Rhizomes, CR: New Centennial Review, TOPIA: Canadian Journal of Cultural Studies, Lateral, and Cultural Studies.

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His research has been generously supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council and York University.

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Outside of the academy, Patrick is an emerging actor, musician, and playwright. He has developed plays including Uninvited Guests  and It’s a Beautiful Day for Brunch and to Arrest the Cops That Killed Breonna Taylor with Afterlife Theatre, a company he founded with his collaborator Carly Billings. His art has been funded by the Ontario Arts Council. 

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Patrick lives in Toronto, Ontario his partner and his two cats, Marge and Lucille Bald.

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