Women’s football, hope labour and mainstream-independent media collaborations “I want to question the separation between gender performance and gender performativity, pondering what opportunities would arise if there was an expansion...
Fiction as Gender: Historicising the intersections between creative writing, gender portrayal, and gender identity “I want to question the separation between gender performance and gender performativity, pondering what opportunities would...
Haunting the Family: Crip-Trans Ghosts in Paranormal Horror Films “Disability, especially mental illness, figures into the critiques of such “bad” trans depictions, especially as they are seemingly “bad” because they...
Depathologising the future of trans health care: Does saying it make it so? “[A] sexual agency framework may be more fruitful in exploring more ethical sexual communication practices beyond consent…”...
Beyond Consent towards Sexual Agency: Queer Insights on Negotiating Sex “[A] sexual agency framework may be more fruitful in exploring more ethical sexual communication practices beyond consent .…” Sophie Hindes University...
Entanglement of the Borderland Positionality “Lived experiences are shaped by intertwined identities and are too nuanced for a simple binary representation.…” Robin C. Ladwig University of Canberra Bio Robin...
Textual Communities: Participation and Representation in Queer Feminist Australian Zines “The textual community of zines offers significant benefits for marginalised voices in particular, where physical sites of support or peer...
Queer Allegory and Queer Actuality in Every Heart a Doorway “There are many ways to read a work queerly, but it is perhaps most important to note why many queer...
Hypothesis 891. Beyond the Roadblocks Colectivo Situaciones & MTD Solano Translated by Dina Khorasanee & Liz Mason-Deese Important collective theorization on the meaning of the 2001 Argentinean uprising In 2001 a mass popular uprising overthrew the neoliberal government in Argentina: thousands upon thousands of people, both in organizations and on their own, took to the streets, defying the government’s curfew, …
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