Teaching with Tumblr: Building a Digital Archive of Gender, Race & Empire

By Bianca Murillo Empire and Colonialism, Pedagogy, Race and Ethnicity

I am interested in the potential of digital media as a way to engage students.

Interracialintimacies.org: An Online Interactive Archives and Teaching Tool

By Elise Chenier Asian Sexualities, Canada, Pedagogy, Race and Ethnicity

Mavis’ family photo album opened a door on a life of interracial intimacy.

Why I Oppose a General Pardon for Historical Convictions for Homosexual Offences

By Justin Bengry LGBTQ, United Kingdom

Why a general pardon is good politics but bad history.

Rainbow Plaques: Mapping York’s LGBT History

By Kit Heyam LGBTQ, United Kingdom

York’s Alternative History explores the histories of York which don’t make the guidebooks.

Gender Matters at The Institute of Sexology

By Dr Heike Bauer Medicine and the Body, Public History

The Institute of Sexology at the Wellcome Trust is the first major exhibition in the UK dedicated to the history of sexology.

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.

Scale – Spectacle – Spectatorship: Space as a Category of Queer Analysis

By Andrea Rottmann 20th and 21st Century United States, LGBTQ, Public History

Archives, exhibitions and historical sites operate as spaces through which ideas about LGBTQ identity can be renegotiated.