Representation, storytelling, and visibility are important aspects for transgender, queer, and non-binary communities to express their identities and experiences through media and culture. These...
Queer communities have used storytelling, activism, and art to resist erasure and marginalization for centuries. In this essay, I will explore how these forms of resistance have been employed...
Documentation and storytelling about past persecutions of LGBT individuals have become increasingly important in shaping modern social policy. Documenting these events is necessary for understanding...
The lack of certain narratives in queer archives may reflect historical oppression because it could indicate that those stories were suppressed or censored due to their LGBTQ+ themes.
It could...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring the ways that narratives and storytelling can be used to reshape social attitudes towards LGBTQ identities. Narrative theory argues that stories...
Queerness refers to people who identify themselves outside the traditional gender binary. This article will explore how archives and storytelling practices can help uncover forgotten or hidden...
Theater and performance arts have been used throughout history to express various aspects of human experience, including those that are often considered taboo or marginalized. In recent years, there...
Ethical Responsibility
Filmmaking is an art form that has the power to influence the way society views and treats marginalized communities. As such, it comes with great responsibility to represent...
Archives are often seen as repositories of historical facts and documents that chronicle the past.
They also have the power to construct narratives about who is included in history and how their...
Storytelling is an ancient form of communication that has been used to pass down culture, history, and folklore from generation to generation. It can take many forms, including oral traditions,...