LGBTIQ* Movements as Agents of Democratization: Historical, Contemporary, and Future Resources for Imagining Inclusive and Diverse Democracies
ActiveDescription
The research project examines the contribution of LGBTIQ* movements to societal democratization in the 20th century. The transdisciplinary project collaborates with scholars and practitioners from queer archives, theater and performance, history, political science, and theater and dance studies. Planned activities include archival collection development and digitization, transdisciplinary research, oral history collections, and innovative formats such as theater workshops, digital storytelling, and podcasts to counter LGBTIQ*-hostile narratives with historical knowledge.
Project Details
- Project Type
- Research Project
- Subject Group
- Humanities
- Start
- 2025
- Funding
- VolkswagenStiftung (1,4 Millionen Euro)
Organization
- Faculty/Central Institute
- History and Cultural Studies
- Institute/Seminar
- Friedrich-Meinecke-Institut
- Field/Work Area
- History Education
Project Team
- Director
- Kai* Brust (WiMi), Hannes Hacke, Dr. Andrea Rottmann
- Team Members
- Greta Marlene Hülsmann
Contact
- Homepage
- geschkult.fu-berlin.de
Keywords
Gender, queer history, LGBTIQ*, democracy, movement history, transdisciplinary research, queer archives, gender studies
Researchers
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Kai* Brust (WiMi)
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Hannes Hacke
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Dr. Andrea Rottmann
Current