Eugenia Flynn is a writer, arts worker and community organiser. Eugenia runs the blog Black Thoughts Live Here and her thoughts on the politics of race, identity, gender and arts and culture have been published widely.

With over ten years’ experience in community arts and cultural development, Eugenia has worked with Kurruru Youth Performing Arts, the Wilin Centre for Indigenous Arts and Cultural Development and The Social Studio. Most recently, Eugenia has worked with RISE Refugees, Survivors and Ex-Detainees, Blak Dot Gallery, Eleven Collective, the Australian Centre for the Moving Image, Ilbijerri Theatre Company and Peril Magazine.

Eugenia identifies as Aboriginal (Tiwi and Larrakia), Chinese and Muslim, working within her multiple communities to create change through literature, art, politics and community development.

For more information please view the following links:   

1) Eugenia's website

2) Black Thoughts Live Here

3) Follow Eugenia on Twitter and Instagram