Chairs:Benno Gammerl & Kate Davison, Steering Committee/Organising Team 2019 Pia Laskar, Swedish National Historical Museums Leonardo Arouca Porfirio da Silva, Museum of Sexual Diversity, São Paulo, Brazil Jonathan D. Katz, Harvey Milk Institute & Visiting Professor, University of Pennsylvania Judit Takács, Centre for Social Sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences Aaron Devor, Transgender Archives&Chair in Transgender Studies, University of Victoria, Canada Katerina Suverina, Public History Laboratory & Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow, Russia
Chair:Brenda Marston Rita Paqvalen Beyond Queer: Queering Finnish Archives and Museums from an Intersectional Perspective Ladislav Zikmund-Lender The Will to Preserve: Is Collecting Queer? Birgit Bosold & Vera Hofmann The Year of the Women* at Schwules Museum Berlin: A Case Study of Power Dynamics within ‘Queer’ Politics of Memory Jonathan Dorey* Bounded Memories and Fractured Communities in Queer Montréal
Chair:Maria Bühner Karl-Heinz Steinle A Day in the Life of Eberhardt Brucks [1917–2008]: A Berlin Gay Life in the 20th Century Sary Zananiri Homosexuality, Biblical Narrative and the Classical: Frank Scholten Photographing Palestine Ruth Ramsden-Karelse* Reading Kewpie’s District Six Judit Szabó Photo Series Representing the Private Life and Civil Activity of LGBTQ People in Hungary
Chair:E.G. Crichton André Murraças Queerquivo: A Portuguese Archive and a Conversation with the Past Margaret Tamulonis Sharing and Queering Memory at the Vermont Queer Archives Zihan Loo Queer Objects: An Archive for the Future Yael Rozin I-photo-world: Israel’s Lesbian-Queer Archive
Chair:Angela Brinskele Dalena Hunter & Kelly Besser Imagining Queerness: Archival Memories, Community-based Collecting and Dissident Description Orla Egan Out of the Basement, Into the Light: The Cork LGBT Archive Pierrette Squires & Stuart Fros A Queer Cultural Partnership: How LGBTQ Histories Can Enable Museums to Engage with Communities
Chair:AC Panella Tomasz Basiuk The Queer 1970s and Early 1980s in Poland as a Proto-Political Era: Evidence from Emerging Archives Karol Radziszewsk Queer Archives Institute: Institution as an Art Practice Valentina Iancu* Just a Dream? The Museum of Queer Culture in Bucharest and the Challenge of Queering Memory in Romania Elena Gusyatinskaya & Elena Zärtlich The Moscow Archive of LGBTIQ People: History of Creation, Maintenance and Its Current State
Chair:E-J Scott Jędrzej Burszta ‘How to talk about homosexuality, if it didn’t exist?’ Studying Queer Narratives about 1970s Poland Martha Robinson Rhodes ‘It wasn’t so much changing [my sexuality] as sort of activating it’: Multiple-gender-attraction, Bisexuality and Oral History in Past and Present Jonathan D. Katz ‘Pop art is queer’: The Previously Unheard Queer Content of Andy Warhol’s 1964 Interview
Chair:Dennis Altman Hans Tao-Ming Huang* Queer Left against Queer Liberalism: A Critique of Neo-Coloniality in Post Martial Law Taiwan Franko Dota Queering the Memory of an Unsung Yugoslav Antifascist Hero Kristian T. Petersen & Ole K. Jensen Bøssernes Befrielses Front: Danish Gay Lib. A True Story
Chair:Judit Szabó Angela Brinskele & Marie Cartier Students in the Stacks: Building Capacity Through Academic Service Learning Benno Gammerl [with Justin Bengry] Queer History@Goldsmiths: Archiving, Teaching and Researching the Queer Past Peter Edelberg & Signe Bremer A Nordic Queer Revolution: Formations of Nordic Homophile, Queer and Trans-Activism in Denmark, Norway and Sweden 1948–2018]
Chair:Keval Harie Michael Andrés Forero Parra Museo Q: Museum Activism as Memory Exercise Rita de Cássia Rodrigues The Right to Memory and History as a Policy of Reparation and Strategy of Inclusion for the LGBTQI+ Populations Anahí Farji Neer Transvestism and Transsexuality in the Argentinean Medical Journals [1971–1982]