TyrONE

TyrONE

From QT: Queer Teen Podcast by Anthony Giorgio

August 13, 2025 · 35 min · Episode 140

About this episode

TyrONE Hanely discusses his work in economic justice and his artistic exploration of identity and community.

Meet my next guest! TyrONE Hanely is an artist and organizer based in Los Angeles. He is the director of racial and economic justice initiatives at the National Center for LGBTQ Rights where he works forging economics justice for all LGBTQ liberation. He produced NCLR's film, We Are Abundant!: A Queer Vision of Economic Justice and directed Home Sweet Home (available on YouTube), which explores unaffordable housing and the DC LGBTQ community. His artwork explores shame, sexuality, gender, race, religion, taboo, spirituality, healing, and capitalism. His lesbian mother raised him and his two brothers in public housing in a multiracial community following his parents' divorce. follow Tryone on instagram: @tyerex82 (FYI his IG deals with heavy topics and includes sexual content permissible under Meta's policies, 18+ is advised) Listen. Learn. Love.

People in this episode

Host: Anthony Giorgio

Guest: TyrONE Hanely

Topics covered

  • community
  • LGBTQ rights
  • economic justice
  • art
  • housing
  • identity

Keywords

  • LGBTQ
  • economic justice
  • art
  • housing
  • identity
  • community
  • TyrONE Hanely

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: National Center for LGBTQ Rights

Books & works: We Are Abundant!: A Queer Vision of Economic Justice, Home Sweet Home

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