LGBTIQ WG


La Normale in Libreria – Book talks in Florence (in Italian)

Tre testi editi da Tamu Edizioni guideranno la prima serie di appuntamenti di “La Normale in Libreria” per aiutarci ad esplorare attraverso prospettive alternative alcuni dei fenomeni più importanti nella società globale contemporanea; lo specismo, la violenza sulle donne, e la migrazione interna. Vi attendiamo curiosə e numerosə!

Call for Papers – Conference Intimately Material, 20-21 May 2024 – deadline: 7 January 2024

Call for Papers Conference “Intimately Material – Violence, Social reproduction and Queerness in transition” 20-21 May 2024, European University Institute, Florence, Italy While the end of the 20th century saw a resurgence of socialist politics in developing countries, especially in Latin America, other global events told a different story. The collapse of the socialist bloc […]

Queerness between colonialism and migration: intersecting voices and experiences

Report by Riccardo Bulgarelli and Chiara Lacroix on a public discussion at Libri Liberi on 28th April 2023, organised by the Queer and Feminist Studies WG, with the collaboration of FIG. Gruppo di lavoro di intersezionalità e genere at Scuola Normale, Azione gay e lesbica Lgbtqia+ community, IREOS comunità queer autogestita, EUI Public History WG, […]

Disruptive dialogues: queerness and crip as discomforting and connecting political tools

Report on Conference Queer dis-eases: Disruptive Histories, Politics, and Bodies (EUI – 22-23 may 2023), by Mónica Morado Vázquez and Riccardo Bulgarelli (EUI)   On May, 22nd and 23rd 2023, the EUI Queer and Feminist Studies Working Group organized the international conference Queer Dis-eases: Disruptive Histories, Politics, and Bodies. Activists, artists, and researchers reflected on […]

Report – Queer Pedagogies workshop May 2022

Queer Pedagogies Report on a Workshop held at the European University Institute on 30 and 31 May 2022 Marta Chmielewska   We opened the workshop by mapping the reasons and inspirations for organizing the event. Firstly, we mentioned recent policies that limit queer knowledge exchanges and target queerness in educational settings. Secondly, we gave a critical […]

New book by Benno Gammerl – interviews

                Benno Gammerl recently published a book (in German) on a Queer History of Germany from 1871 to the present Want to know more? Read Benno Gammerl’s interviews (also in German): Queerer Kanon? Deutschlandfunkkultur