Invite to the CTSG to Shaan Rathgeber Knan’s PhD creative practice showcase on 06th April at Queer Britain Museum, London: Community Residency Showcase: LGBTQ+ Traveller+ Tickets, Sat 6 Apr 2024 at 15:00 | Eventbrite Shaan Rathgeber Knan (he/him) – Doctoral… Continue Reading →
Åsa Johannesson’s latest publication is Queer Methodology for Photography (Routledge). This is a Photography Research Group event but of interest to the CTSG. Asa will in conversation with Dr Fran Young will be in conversation about her latest research monograph… Continue Reading →
HSS RESEARCH SEMINAR series to continue with CTSG member DR LIAM WIGNALL, School of Humanities and Social Science of the University of Brighton. ‘Kinky in the digital age’ Abstract: Through rapid cultural change and technological advances, kink subcultures have become… Continue Reading →
No need to book. Just turn up. See the post for details.
NEW EXTENDED DEADLINES
To submit a proposal for an Organised Session (new extended deadline Feb 16th) or an Individual Paper (new extended deadline Mar 29th).
Feb 16th (sessions) or Mar 29th (presentations)
At this conference, we’re interested in comfort – and discomfort. We want to take seriously the emotional and affective qualities of comfort and discomfort. We aim to explore their shifting meanings and practices, their spatial contexts and politics, and their use for and relationship to geographies of sexualities.
There are several ways local organisations and community members can get involved.
We offer a discounted community rate ticket to enable folks who are not supported by an academic institution to attend, at 1/3 of the full price (the Early bird rate is £55 for a full 2-day ticket and £45 for a 1-day ticket).
We offer a limited number of stalls bookable by organisations and publishers. There is a fee of £200 for publishers and a discounted fee of £50 for community organisations for the 2-day conference. These are bookable via the registration site using the promotional code Exhibition stalls.
People can support the conference by making a donation, from £5.
See the link via this page
“…you can catch a shrimp in a certain finely laced fishing net; try to catch a whale in this same net, and one of two things happens: the net breaks, or the whale is shredded into small bits that lose its whole configuration. … If we insist everything must be like a shrimp to fit our net, then the bigger and deeper realities elude us.” (Swanson, 2008: 91)
School of Sport and Health Sciences (SHSS) Visiting Research Fellow (Associate Prof) Markus P Bidell l will hold the following session for CTSG in partnership with SSHS. Even though public policies and opinions are rapidly changing, serious health and mental health… Continue Reading →
It is now well accepted that LGBTQIA+ individuals are at considerable risk of experiencing many forms of trauma that can profoundly impact physical and mental health. This lecture outlines an LGBTQIA+ minority stress model and how discrimination and prejudice can leave LGBTQIA+ individuals particularly vulnerable to the impact of trauma. Psychedelic medicines are perhaps the most dynamic and hopeful treatments to emerge within the last decade regarding their ability to effectively treat trauma and the resulting complications. Dr. Bidell will connect his personal and professional knowledge when exploring the hope and promise of psychedelic treatments for the queer community.
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