This conference aims to help promote research on the social, cultural, political, and financial implications of HIV/AIDS across the globe from a transnational and comparative perspective. While there has been substantial research on this topic, such literature tends so far to focus on national contexts within Western Europe and North America. In this vein, relevant scholarship […]

On the occasion of EuroPride, which will be held this year from September 12 to 18 in Belgrade, Wikimedia Serbia is organizing a online edit-a-thon in which Wikipedia volunteers in Europe and all over the world will write and improve articles on topics of LGBTIQ+ terms, persons, organizations, festivals, books, cinematography and all other topics that support human […]

While global historical events shaped the LGBTIAQ+ community as a whole forever, regional communities are also deeply shaped by their own countries history and culture and have their own distinct queer history to tell. On the 18th of September, the last day of EuroPride 2022 we want to invite the LGBTIAQ+ wiki community to discuss […]

The 2nd annual International Bisexuality Research Conference will be taking place on September 24th across multiple time zones. This free, day-long event brings together over 60 presenters from around the world who will discuss a number of topics related to the bisexual+ community, including: Archives and History Invisibility and Visibility Politics and Activism Mental Health […]

CREA’s Disability, Sexuality, and Rights Online Institute (DSROI) is a six weeks long online course begun in 2010. The DSROI provides a study of theory and practice of the intersections of disability, gender and sexuality with a focus on perspectives from the global South. The institute is aimed at activists, practitioners, academics and human rights […]

This dissertation, by Andrés Ibarra Cordero, examines how a corpus of late twentieth-century novels convey literary representations of queer chronotopes. The analyses of this corpus are informed by the critical underpinning of scholars such as Carolyn Dinshaw (1999), Lee Edelman (2004), Heather Love (2007), and Elizabeth Freeman (2010). I examine how my chosen literary narratives […]

The Flemish-Dutch LGBTI Research Network, VU Pride, UvA Pride, and the Centre of Expertise of LGBTQIA+ Issues at the University of Groningen are pleased to announce the LGBTQIA+ Research Day 2022. The Research Day will be held on 9 December 2022 from 10am until 5pm at the University of Amsterdam. The theme of the day […]

This symposium invites exploration of what it means to theorize through and with the girl and the category of girlhood. Well beyond the boundaries of “girlhood studies,” the girl often lurks where she is not an explicit subject of inquiry. As a figure enmeshed in processes of racial capitalism, colonialism, and carcerality, how might the […]