There is no doubt that research into the history of queer lives has increased significantly in recent years, but it remains challenging to reconstruct this history accurately given its fragmentary...
The word "queer" refers to people who do not identify as heterosexual or cisgender. It has been reclaimed from its derogatory origins to represent a broad spectrum of nonconforming gender identities...
Archives are crucial for preserving cultural heritage and knowledge about human history.
There are often significant gaps and omissions in archival records that can impact how we understand past...
Queer archives are collections of historical documents and cultural artifacts that reflect the lives and experiences of queer individuals. These archives have played an important role in preserving...
Queer history is an area of study that covers the experiences of individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+. This includes their struggles, triumphs, culture, and community. With artificial intelligence...
Queer archives are collections of materials that document and preserve aspects of LGBTQ+ history and culture. They can take many forms, including personal papers, organizational records, and...
Queer Archival Practices
Archives are collections of documents that record past events and experiences for future reference. Queer communities have been historically marginalized and excluded from...
How do digital technologies impact queer archives, identity formation, and community engagement? This is a question that has been asked by many scholars since the advent of the internet. In this...
Digital queer archives are an important tool for transforming accessibility and ethical engagement with history. They provide a way to explore and understand the past without relying solely on...
Queer Archival Practices
Queer archival practices are methods used to collect, preserve, organize, analyze, and make accessible materials related to LGBTQ+ history and culture. These include...