I wrote a blog piece for Neurodiverse Connection UK's journal. I explain how the methodologically flawed Cass Review final report weaponises neurodivergence to discredit trans people, and undermine their bodily agency in its recommendations. ndconnection.co.uk/blog/cass-repo…

The other, fluent in Polish (besides English), will focus research in Poland and the UK. jobs.ac.uk/job/DHB760/pos…

One, fluent in German (besides English), will focus research in Germany and the Netherlands. jobs.ac.uk/job/DHB783/pos…

🚨JOB ANNOUNCEMENT 🚨

We’re hiring two postdocs for three years to help with archival and oral histories research on the circulation and impact of post-war gay erotica and porn magazines in Europe. 🧵

If you want to hear me talk about my research in Critical Neurodiversity studies, Language and Literature, I’ll be speaking with Prof Jana Funke at University of Exeter on Friday. There are talks all week and a host of amazing speakers. Register online here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/neurodiversi…

Hi yall! Super glad to make my work open access. AND it would really help me if folks downloaded directly from my press so we have a better sense of how the open access book is being engaged. Thanks!

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NEWS: Indiana University trustees have endorsed recommendations to protect the #KinseyInstitute at #IU

news.iu.edu/live/news/3428…

We are grateful for those who supported the Kinsey Institute through this difficult time.

Today! Join us!

Different From the Others -Join us on 20 Feb 5.30pm UK time for an online roundtable to mark LGBTQ+History Month on 'the first homosexual movie'. With Molly Harrabin (Warwick), Ervin Malakaj (UBC) & Sara Friedman (Berkeley). Free! Register👇history.ac.uk/events/anders-… History of Sexuality

Join us for our next ONLINE IHR #histsex seminar 20th Feb, 5:30pm UK

Anders als die Andern/Different from the Others
Roundtable with Sara Friedman (Berkeley) Molly Harrabin (Warwick) & Ervin Malakaj (British Colombia), chaired by Heike Bauer (Birkbeck)

history.ac.uk/events/anders-…

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Let's get the word out🏳️‍⚧️

Jana Funke and Kate Fisher (Rethinking Sexology) explore how British and German sexual scientists negotiated censorship and deployed censorship strategies themselves from the late 19th c. to the 1930s.

Sounds like an amazing opportunity! Hey, #queerhist bubble - anyone looking for a postdoc position with a potential focus on queer, trans* and non-binary histories? Dr Kate Davison Dr. Bodie A. Ashton Jennifer Evans Katie Sutton Forschungsprojekt Lesbische* Lebenswelten Rethinking Sexology Martin Lücke

Had a chance to check out our newest special issue, Sex, Science, and Censorship? Thank you again to our guest editors Sarah Bull and @agataignaciuk! muse.jhu.edu/issue/51589 #histsex

‘I don’t think I can emphasise enough just how important studying English is. This subject has completely shaped the way I see the world for the better.’

Some excellent qualitative evidence here for the value of English studies. Thanks English Association University English Prof Cathy Shrank 🕷️ #ImmodestWoman

Today sees the launch of LESBIANTIQUITY, lesbiantiquity.lgbt/zine/, translations of all #Classical texts relating to women loving women, translated by a team of #wlw (it includes my version of #Ovid 's Iphis and Ianthe). Intro by Sandra Boehringer. #Lesbian #Classics #LGBTQ

Join us to discuss neurodiversity and accessibility within museums today! 🏛️ On 1 Feb, join representatives from across the globe to discuss what museums are offering neurodivergent or disabled audiences, and how institutions can be more accommodating. ➡️ bit.ly/3vudL2v

Join us for our next IHR #HISTSEX Seminar on 23 Jan at 5:30PM UK. This seminar is ONLINE.

RUPERT BROOKE'S SEXUAL HISTORIES
Paul Deslandes

All welcome. For further information and to sign up to receive the Zoom meeting link.

history.ac.uk/events/rupert-…

#QueerHistory #LGBTQ

Very much looking forward to February which will include the Stonewall Lecture at University of Southampton, the Jonathan Cooper Memorial Lecture University of Oxford, and a trans photography workshop for UK students and colleagues. southampton.ac.uk/humanities/new…