Meg Weeks

Meg Weeks is a PhD candidate in history and gender studies at Harvard University. She has received numerous grants and fellowships, including from Harvard’s Schlesinger Library and the University of California Los Angeles’ Modern Endangered Archives Program. Her writing has been published in n+1 and Philia. She is currently translating Filha, mãe, avó e puta: a história de uma mulher que decidiu ser prostituta, the memoir of Gabriela Leite, the founder of Brazil’s sex-worker movement.