J. Sybylla Smith, In conversation with Kyle Meyer

The result of a post college grant landed Meyer in Swaziland, now Eswatini, as a journalist  exploring the reality of a country with the world’s largest HIV population. He began with a job in a candle factory, spending two years without access to the internet. Led by curiosity and his ability to create community Meyer developed the framework to honor and amplify the visibility of the African gay man. In this book group, Meyer discusses, among other things:blending craft and technology allowing process to drive concept developthe process of creating a bookthe African LGBTQ community Millhook Residency a glimpse into his next projectResources:Millhook ResidencyRock of Hope Health Plus 4 menBridget RileyYoon Ji SeonMeyers’ Process Kyle Meyer Website | Instagram The result of a post college grant landed Meyer in Swaziland, now Eswatini, as a journalist  exploring the reality of a country with the world’s largest HIV population. He began with a job in a candle factory, spending two years without access to the internet. Led by curiosity and his ability to create community Meyer developed the framework to honor and amplify the visibility of the African gay man. In this book group, Meyer discusses, among other things:blending craft and technology allowing process to drive concept developthe process of creating a bookthe African LGBTQ community Millhook Residency a glimpse into his next projectResources:Millhook ResidencyRock of Hope Health Plus 4 menBridget RileyYoon Ji SeonMeyers’ Process Website | Instagram Engage with J. Sybylla Smith  https://www.jsybyllasmith.com Instagram @jsybylla and Facebook @j.sybylla.smith

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