Born in Lafayette, Louisiana and currently living in New Orleans, Nathalie Nia Faulk (she/her or they/them) is a self described Ebony Southern Belle! Her work blends  performance, history, healing justice, cultural organizing, and leadership development in service of all people, but particularly for trans and queer communities.

They join this team as the Director of Oral History Programs  of Last Call, a creative and oral history collective, whose work centers Black and Brown artists and organizers in the South. Drawn together by the closing of the last remaining dyke bar in New Orleans, Last Call creates innovative, multi-platform performances, events, and digital media that document and interpret neglected trans and queer history in New Orleans, Louisiana and the U.S. South. Last Call’s cultural organizing model creates connections between those who lived this history and those who have much at stake if it is forgotten. We conjure up intergenerational gathering places where the movement for queer liberation is carried forward.