“Process, Roles, Tools, and Team: Understanding the Emerging Medium of Virtual Reality Theatre.”

“You Should Have Stayed Home: How to Captivate an Audience in VR Theatre.”

“Of Civil Liberties and Condom-ball: Praxis Theatre’s You Should Have Stayed Home” — Christine Quintana. doi:10.3138/ctr.160.012

Research project on digital performance, community, and co-presence for dispersed audiences.

“Food Banks Are the Paramedics, Not the Cure: Frontline Insights on Policy Gaps Contributing to Food Insecurity in Hamilton, ON.” 2026.

“FINAL DATA ANALYSIS: Examination of FOCUS & SPIDER Data in Relation to CSWB Planning.” 49 pages, 2021.

Feature: “Reflections on G20” — Tommy Taylor’s account of his arrest and detention during the 2010 G20 summit.

“Detained at the G20: Stories from the Summit” — first-person accounts from those arrested during the 2010 mass detention.

Featured in “New Times, New Ways (Part 2)” — the landmark CBC series covering 2001–2015, documenting the G20 mass arrests as a defining moment in Canadian civil liberties.

Toronto Police Board agrees to $16.5 million settlement over mass arrests at the 2010 G20 — the class action that resulted from the largest mass arrest in Canadian history.

Quoted on the race to prevent a downtown vacant lot from becoming a condo — community advocacy for alternative use of urban space.

Coverage of the six-week vaccine pilot project at Metro Toronto Convention Centre — pandemic response and vulnerable populations.

“Green Candidate Taylor Challenges Blair to G20 Showdown in Scarborough Southwest” — Coverage of Tommy’s 2015 federal campaign against Bill Blair.

Toronto hospitals see increase in cold-related injuries as shelter system fills up — quoted extensively on the need for permanent non-congregate housing.

Artist profile: “Tommy Taylor” — feature on the intersection of theatre, activism, and the G20 experience.

“Meet the G20 detainee running against Bill Blair” — feature on Tommy’s 2015 Green Party candidacy in Scarborough Southwest against the former Toronto police chief.

Full reprint of “How I Got Arrested and Abused at the G20 in Toronto” — the original 11,000-word viral Facebook note, published with editorial introduction calling it “the most important piece of journalism written this year.”

Quoted on Lamport Stadium encampment clearing and consequences of displacement.

Interviewed on shelter system at breaking point.

Court affidavit on shelter conditions in landmark case against City of Toronto.

Quoted on cold-related injuries and need for permanent non-congregate housing.

Toronto’s failures toward homeless population during winter.

Failing plans to move people from encampments to safe indoor spaces.

Coverage of 2015 federal election debate in Scarborough Southwest.

Feature on Praxis Theatre bringing the G20 to the stage.

Feature profile on YSHSH Vancouver run at Firehall Arts Centre.

Interview during Montreal run of national tour.