The field of queer studies has become increasingly interested in the role that archives play in documenting and preserving histories of LGBTQ+ communities. As more and more archives are being made...
The process of preserving and communicating knowledge about LGBTQ+ histories has evolved in recent years due to advances in technology, increased social awareness, and the emergence of new modes of...
In many ways, queer archives function as living ecosystems that serve as vital resources for LGBTQIA+ communities to preserve their history, culture, and experiences. These collections are diverse...
The politics of memory is a term used to describe the ways that people construct, preserve, and share memories of past events. This includes both individual and collective remembrance, but also...
Queer historical archives are collections of materials that document the lives, experiences, and culture of individuals who identify as LGBTQ+. These archives can include personal papers,...
There has been an increased interest in the preservation of queer history and culture through archival collections and public exhibitions. These initiatives aim to document and celebrate the rich and...
The history of queerness has been largely ignored and marginalized for centuries. Many people believe that queerness is a recent phenomenon, and therefore have no context to understand it within...
Archives and creative practices play an essential role in uncovering hidden queer histories that have been systematically repressed or ignored by dominant culture. By recovering these histories, they...
The recovery of suppressed queer history is an important task that has been undertaken by many individuals and organizations around the world. It is essential to understand the past in order to...
How has the documentation and preservation of queer histories in post-Soviet spaces informed contemporary activism and identity politics?
The Queer Archives Initiative was founded in Moscow in...