Information Activism: A Queer History of Lesbian Media Technologies

By Cait McKinney Author Interviews

How do lesbian feminists use information to build movements and worlds?

Searching for Sex Crimes in Rural Nebraska

By Brian Trump 20th and 21st Century United States, Sexual Violence

Trips to courthouses across Nebraska raised important questions about how to conduct research on sexual violence in rural spaces.

Collecting Riot Grrrl: Sexual Awakening in NYU’s Punk Archive

By Lisa Brigandi 20th and 21st Century United States

NYU’s Riot Grrrl Collection is that of a movement that provided a new path for young women’s sexuality

Beyond the Culture Wars: Homosexual Histories 2016

By Simon Copland LGBTQ

Simon Copland highlights the big questions and controversies addressed at the 2016 Homosexual Histories Conference

Out of the Closet, Into the Archives: Researching Sexual Histories

By Jaime Cantrell LGBTQ

Can an archive offer “proof” that historians often seek out?

Digital Witnesses: The Parker-Hulme Murder Case and the Teaching of Crime and Sexual Deviance

By Samantha Caslin Antipodean sexualities, Pedagogy

The Parker-Hulme murder gripped the town of Christchurch, New Zealand in the summer of 1954.

A Sexologist and His Two Archives: An Interview with Erwin J. Haeberle

By Jana Funke Medicine and the Body, Pedagogy, Public History

Haeberle is the founder of two archives that constitute one of the most significant collections of sexological work available.