The concept of "collective memory" refers to the shared memories that form part of a community's history and culture. In recent years, there has been growing interest in the ways in which these...
How can fragmented archival sources be critically analyzed to reconstruct historical queer identities?
Archives are collections of documents that provide insights into how people lived in the...
Excavating Queer Histories
Queer history is the study of LGBTQ+ people's past experiences and contributions. It focuses on their social, cultural, political, and economic aspects. Traditional...
Queer activism is a form of protest and resistance that seeks to challenge societal norms and conventions related to gender identity and sexual orientation. It includes the fight against oppression...
Digital memorials, archives, and online storytelling have emerged as important tools for preserving histories of oppression while fostering moral and cultural awareness. These platforms allow...
Sexuality has been a subject of fascination for artists throughout history. It is no surprise that some of the most famous paintings, sculptures, photographs, videos, and publications are about human...
Archival Availability for Researchers
Libraries and archives sometimes keep collections of Razzle issues for academic study of sexuality, media, and culture, such as in the case of the Kinsey...
Archive and Historical Projects
Over the years, many cultures have celebrated sexuality through various forms of art and expression, including paintings, sculpture, music, and literature. One such...
The practice of collecting and archiving issues of Zoo magazine has been common among enthusiasts and collectors of British pop culture since its inception in the early 2000s. This collection is...
The preservation of archives is an important process that allows us to preserve the past for future generations. The archives are the backbone of any institution, whether it is a library, university,...