Ali Roseberry-Polier bridges the worlds of community organizing and public storytelling, connecting present-day activist campaigns to historical legacies of resistance. In both worlds, her work has focused on anti-racism, environmental justice, and queer liberation. She has planned conferences on issues facing queer and trans communities, created environmental justice workshops, given talks on LGBT student activism, and spent a year as a researcher on an archive of Black campus protest. Most recently, she was a student curator for the exhibition, “At Home in Newark: Stories from the Queer Newark Oral History Project.”