On TenderQueer Research/Practice
Meg-John Barker reflects on how we might queer research cultures towards more tender and caring ways of working with ourselves, each other, and our communities.
What Else is Made Through Making?
Anni Raw reflects on the dynamic between trust and risk set up through crafting activities at QUEERCIRCLE.
Rethinking LGBTQ+ ‘Safe Spaces’ in Policy and Practice
PJ Annand and Lucy Wood ask: what does the term ‘safe space’ really mean, and how does this play out in the public health field?
Queering Creative Health
Frances Williams of QUEERCIRCLE makes the case for ‘queering’ the ongoing UK public policy agenda of ‘creative health’.
Neuroqueering in Mumbai’s M-East Ward
Critical Neurodiversity Studies Conference takeover: Ren reflects on their time as a trainee school counsellor, identifying the neuroqueering practices of gender non-conforming and neurodivergent children.
What are the Queer Medical Humanities?
MedHums 101: Why ‘queer’ critical medical humanities scholarship and practice? Chase Ledin and Benjamin Dalton signpost the emergence of the queer medical humanities.
Speaking Out: Cataloguing the Lothian Gay and Lesbian Switchboard Archive
Louise Neilson details the launch of the Lothian Gay and Lesbian Switchboard Archive at Edinburgh University’s Lothian Health Services Archive