Phillip N. Lambert, Jr. (he/him) is an interdisciplinary Artist, Writer, Producer and Strategist. He has over 20 years experience leading intergenerational Tech and Art literacy enrichment courses and has taught, worked at, and consulted for some of the nation's leading healthcare and education organizations including the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Howard Brown Health, Heartland Human Care Services, Chicago Public Schools, Gary Charter School Network, the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign Child Development Laboratory and abroad in Cape Town, South Africa, and Barcelona.

Currently pursuing a Doctorate in Community Psychology, Phillip’s intersectional work around race, racial justice, health equity and LGBTQIA identity has appeared in 2nd Floor Rear, the Art AIDS America Chicago, Alphawood Gallery, the Art Institute of Chicago, the Chicago Cultural Center, Blavity, INTOMORE, OpenTV (OTV), The Soup, VH1, and Queer, Ill + OKAY supported by the AIDS Healthcare Foundation, Chicago Community Trust and Fred Says, and the AIDS Foundation of Chicago.