Jenny Chamarette is a writer, curator and cultural critic whose work blends lived experience and cultural history. Writing across film, art and the living world, Jen explores queer ecologies, disability, care and the politics of attention, combining memoir with criticism to ask how lives - human and more-than-human - are shaped, tended and repaired. You can sign up to get updates about their writing here.

After two decades working in academia on film, art and visual culture, Jenny now writes and presents across literary, critical and broadcast media. They are also the author of Phenomenology and the Future of Film (Palgrave, 2012) and co-editor of Stephen Dwoskin Is… (BFI, 2027). Alongside writing, Jenny works with organisations including the BFI, LUX and the Clore Leadership Foundation on care-led cultural practice.

Jenny is a trained and qualified coach and mentor, and supports a range of writers, researchers and artists with a particular focus on queer, disabled and/or neurodivergent experience. Jenny welcomes commissioning enquiries from individuals and organisations for coaching, mentoring, training and facilitation.