Lungol Wekina is a Papua New Guinean writer, producer, and performer based on unceded Bidjigal land. His work explores Blackness, Indigeneity, Queerness, climate change, and justice. He is an anti-disciplinary artist who rejects binaries, boundaries, and borders.

After over two decades of writing, I have amassed a body of work that includes poetry, prose, creative writing, and analytical writing. I have been published both in Australia and abroad and am currently working towards my Bachelor of Arts at UNSW, double-majoring in Creative Writing and Politics and International Relations.

My writing work can be found here.

I have over four years of experience in producing student and independent theatre in Sydney. My most notable credit is as a producer for the ‘Everything but the Kitchen Sink Festival’, Sydney’s newest and weirdest theatrical event.

My producing work can be found here.

I have almost a decade in experience with marketing online and social media strategising. I have been responsible for the exponential growth of multiple social media accounts. I also have extensive graphic design experience and, as such, have been able to launch multiple social media campaigns.

My marketing work can be found here.

My experience as an activist and advocate began in high school over a decade ago. I have worked in spaces dedicated to the liberation for Black, Indigenous, Queer, and Disabled people in addition to larger anti-fascist, anti-capitalist, and climate justice projects. I have organised rallies, campaigns, and petitions in my career. This practical experience paired with my work towards both a Bachelor of Environmental Management (majoring in ecology) and a Bachelor of Arts (double majoring in politics and international relations and creative writing) ensures that my activism is grounded in lived experience and academic understanding.

My activism and advocacy work can be found here.