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Kyle Bachan

Kyle Bachan, the Internship Program Director at Gender Across Borders, was born and raised in Toronto, Canada.

Eventually, he moved to the UK to complete his degree in Math and Film. Though he spends a lot of time technical writing, he also works in the communications field spreading his work as far as the eye can see. His favorite books include The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay, Catch 22, The Fountainhead, and The End of Mr Y.

He currently writes over at Ms. magazine, Torontoist, and does a webcomic called Watching From Afar.

You can contact Kyle via email kyle [at] genderacrossborders [dot] com.

Click here to view all of Kyle’s articles for GAB.

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