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Join us to celebrate the launch of Global Queer and Feminist Visual Activism – A Special Issue of the Journal of Cultural Analysis and Social Change.
What is the role of visual culture and art in today’s global queer and feminist movements? Together with SEAS (Socially Engaged Art Salon) we invite you to an afternoon of sampling some of the content of this special issue which seeks to foreground queer and feminist visual activism from across the globe, with articles addressing work from South Africa, China, Brazil, Lebanon, Cote d’Ivoire, the UK, and the United States.
Brighton has a long history of association with sex and sexualities, and from the mid 20th century it became known as ‘gay and lesbian’ (and now LGBTQ) hotspot. As more LGBTQ people came to the city they made use of existing spaces for socialising, sex, activism, and community-building – and started to create their own spaces too.
This 90 minute guided walk around central Brighton will introduce you to the oldest and the newest LGBTQ spaces in the city. You’ll visit sites of
early discreet gay bars,
‘cottages’ used for public sex,
women’s and lesbian activism,
clubbing and partying,
and remembering those lost to HIV/AIDS.
Along the way you’ll learn about the differences in Brighton’s LGBTQ spaces over the past century, recent changes in their use, and the real concerns over their future.
We are pleased to annouce that we will continue with Outsiders, our conference for postgraduates, early-career researchers and community groups, themed around the queer intersections of sex and gender research. Please see the website for registration and call for participants…. Continue Reading →
This live event will be held at the Grand Parade Building City Campus University of Brighton, 58-67 Grand Parade, Brighton BN2 0JY Room 202 This event is free but registration via is required via this link Difference is Born on… Continue Reading →
This in-person workshop is part of the ‘Co-constructing Memory in our Landscapes’ project. The project explores the role of memory practices in rural and urban landscapes mediated by smartphone and other mobile technologies – for instance, audio walks and audio… Continue Reading →
Join us at an online event on current attacks on gender and LGBTIQ+ people in Latin America, particularly those that have taken place during the pandemic. The event is also the occasion for the launch of the English version of… Continue Reading →
Video and sources from this event: here This colloquium will explore the role of memory practices in rural and urban landscapes mediated by smartphone and other mobile technologies – for instance, audio walks and audio hikes. The context for considering… Continue Reading →
Come down to the Grand Parade City Campus and get a sneaky peak of what is in store for next year’s Brighton International Animation Festival, followed by a screening of this year’s specially curated programme Queer Contemporaries in conjunction with… Continue Reading →
This event is free and open to the public. It will be of particular interest to educators, activists, policymakers, researchers and anyone with an interest in gender and violence. All welcome. Please register via the link below to attend. The… Continue Reading →
This is presented by our current CTSG International Research Fellow, Louka Maju Goetzke. This talk explores how gender transitions and trans(itioning) subjects come about. Louka discusses situated material-discursive differentiation processes which form the boundaries of gender transitions, based on a… Continue Reading →
