Queer historians are scholars who study LGBTQ+ history, culture, and politics through archival records. They analyze primary sources that document the lives of queer people and communities throughout...
We will discuss how queer archives can help foster intergenerational communication and the transmission of communal knowledge. Queer archives are collections of materials related to LGBTQIA+ history,...
How Queer Archives Challenge Dominant Epistemologies and Create Alternative Frameworks for Knowledge
Queer studies is an interdisciplinary field that examines the experiences of lesbian, gay,...
Queer archives are collections of materials related to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer history, culture, and identity. They include personal papers, diaries, letters, photographs,...
Queer Archives, Oral Histories, and Personal Narratives Challenge Erasure
Queer archives are collections of materials that document the lives, experiences, and contributions of LGBTQ+ people...
Scholarship has increasingly recognized the significance of queer resistance to colonialism and imperialism in the formation of global culture, history, and society. Queer resistance can be defined...
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...