Cheryl Hann

Cheryl Hann is a NSGS, Killam and Vanier CGS-funded scholar studying the impact of 1980s and 1990s Hollywood family films on concepts of futurity, home, identity and belonging in America. Hann’s work has been published in INCITE: Journal for Experimental Media, and presented at several conferences including ACCUTE, SNARC and DAGSE. Hann has also been welcomed as a keynote speaker at the Atlantic conference for Women in Film and Television (WIFT). In addition to her academic pursuits at Dalhousie, Cheryl works as a freelance writer and stand-up comedian.