Queer Dis-eases: Disruptive Histories, Politics, & Bodies

The conference Queer Dis-eases: Disruptive Histories, Politics, and Bodies aims to create a pluralistic space for academics, activists, and artists to come together and reflect on how queerness generates discomfort and how this could be harnessed as a productive political tool for collective action. During two days, speakers from different disciplines and coming from all over the world will look at four main themes from a queer perspective: health and illness, ecologies and bodies, affects and minds, networks.

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