Educator & Consultant
Gabriel Andres “Gabe” Hall (he/him, they/them) brings a decade of training and workshop facilitation to his work as a higher education professional.
He is invested in building anti-racist and liberation-oriented community spaces and exploring the intersections of gender, race, and nationhood in everyday practice and policy.



His professional framework is intertwined with his personal experiences as a transmasculine Filipino-American person. He regards the process of navigating the boundaries of gender, nation, and identity as a transformative experience, and looks to support others in mapping their own such journeys.