Liz Rose studies mixed media approaches to theorizing racialized gender across the Americas, using translation, oral history, and experimental archival practices to illuminate critical, rhizomatic genealogies of Black/ trans/ feminist thought. They are Graduate Associate at the Philadelphia Trans Oral History Project through the Center for Feminist, Queer, and Trans Studies at the University of Pennsylvania and serve as project lead for Trans Oral Histories in the Desert in partnership with the Arizona Queer Archives. Liz is a 2025 Mellon Doctoral Summer Fellow at the Price Lab for Digital Humanities. Their recent work has appeared in or is forthcoming from College Literature,TSQ: Transgender Studies Quarterly, and Qui Parle.