This research workshop, to be held on November 22, 2024 at the Campus Condorcet in Aubervilliers, France, will explore new ways of writing the history of homosexuality using legal archives. It is open to all young researchers (doctoral students, young PhDs, authors of master's theses) whose work falls within the theme. Judicial material and the […]
De gendergeschiedenisdag wordt georganiseerd door VVG platform voor vrouwen- en gendergeschiedenis en Atria kennisinstituut voor emancipatie en vrouwengeschiedenis. Dit jaar met steun van WO&MEN@VU. Programma 13.00 uur - Inloop 13.20 uur - Welkom door Mineke Bosch, voorzitter van de VVG 13.30 uur - Myriam Everard, Queering Betsy Perk 14.00 uur - Suzan van Dijk, Vier […]
Queer history commonly refers to the study and documentation of the lives, experiences, cultures, and struggles and joys of LGBTQ+ people in the past. It covers a wide range of topics, including how gender and sexual diversity has been expressed, understood, and regulated in different societies, as well as how political, social, and cultural movements […]
Where and when: Amsterdam | 6 February, 13 February, 20 February, 6 March, 13 March, 20 March and 3 April 2025 (14:00–17:00 CET) Organizer: dr. Jesse van Amelsvoort (University of Amsterdam) Open to: PhDs and ReMA students; OSL members have first access. Credits: 5-6 EC. More details on the assignments will be provided soon. NB: Credits can only […]
We are pleased to announce a call for papers for an upcoming conference titled "Left-Wing Women's Organizing and Activism in the Twentieth Century." This conference seeks to bring together scholars from different disciplines working on various aspects of the history of women’s activism and organizing. It aims to explore how women across the spectrum of […]
Aan wie denken we als het gaat over mensen die niet gehoord of gezien worden? Wat zit er in de weg en hoe kunnen die barrières worden overwonnen? En als we zelf wel gehoord worden, wat kunnen we dan doen om ook de niet gehoorde stem te laten klinken? In dit symposium verkennen we in […]
While the history of the LGBTQIA (Lesbienne-Bi-Trans-Queer-Intersex-Asexual-Asexual-Asexual-Asexual) communities is included in sections of board museums, there are few that are devoted exclusively to them, such as the Schwules Museum in Berlin (1985), the Unstraight Museum in Stockholm (2011), the GLBT History Museum in San Francisco (2011). In the more particular field of art, specialized agencies […]
We are at a time when critical knowledges and minoritarian politics are contested by a variety of actors, ranging from social movements to political parties and institutions. Think of the – by now (in)famous – anti-gender and anti-feminist discourses that pervade the global landscape, casting sexual and gender education as well as reproductive and LGBTQIA+ […]
Queer history commonly refers to the study and documentation of the lives, experiences, cultures, and struggles and joys of LGBTQ+ people in the past. It covers a wide range of topics, including how gender and sexual diversity has been expressed, understood, and regulated in different societies, as well as how political, social, and cultural movements […]
The international conference Queer Pasts: What’s Queer in Queer History aims to discuss and critically explore the “queer” in queer and trans history. We invite dialogues about and engagement with methodologies, temporalities, theories and analytical approaches that interpret, imagine and preserve queer and trans history as queer. The conference will be held with in-person attendance.