Queer figures have historically been marginalized and underrepresented in social movements, including those focused on issues like civil rights, human rights, feminism, and even sexual liberation....
Creative documentation of queer lives serves as both historical preservation and social critique. In order to preserve queer histories, creative works such as art and literature that represent LGBTQ+...
The term 'queer' is often used to refer to individuals who identify themselves outside of normative gender identities and sexual orientations. It can also refer to those who challenge traditional...
Queer lives have been documented throughout history, from ancient times to modern day. Documentation of queer lives can be found in various forms such as literature, artwork, movies, and personal...
Queer history is the study of the experiences of people who identify as LGBTQ+ in terms of their culture, beliefs, values, and interactions within society. This includes examining how they have been...
How can the recovery of queer legacies in science and art reshape our future knowledge institutions, curricula and cultural memory—and what implications does this have for identity, innovation and...
In the field of science and art, many creators have made significant contributions that shaped history but were excluded from mainstream histories due to their gender identities, gender expressions,...
Creative and archival interventions are powerful tools for reclaiming marginalized queer histories and influencing contemporary education, activism, and cultural discourse. They have the potential to...
Queer Resistance and Contemporary Advocacy
Queer resistance refers to the actions taken by lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals to challenge heteronormative assumptions and...
What are archives and memory?
Archives refer to organized collections of historical records kept for future reference. They may include documents, artifacts, photographs, audio recordings, video...