We very much look forward to talks given by Ana Larissa Oliveira, @marielreiss.bsky.social, Jasmin Lilian Diab, B Camminga, & Alyosxa Tudor.

The series is organized in collaboration by Ulrike Krause & @riekeschroeder.bsky.social (@ifpolms.bsky.social polms.bsky.social) & Inga Nüthen (Uni Kassel).

Berlin is often imagined as a queer safe haven. But my research shows that support spaces for queer refugees are still shaped by racial, gendered, and classed hierarchies. Trans, inter, and non-binary refugees in particular often find themselves on the margins, even in spaces created for them.

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Instead of a panel, this research lab uses story, reflection & dialogue to explore trauma-informed, participatory methods transforming research into healing, resistance & advocacy.

Join us to discuss co-created, gender-sensitive research that challenges dominant narrativesand research hierarchies.

While coming out is often seen as a liberating step in Denmark, queer refugees’ experiences reveal a more complex reality - one of strategic (non)disclosure across different spaces and times. Let me know if you don’t have access!

Drawing on our doctoral research in Denmark and Germany, we examine the ways queer refugees and support organizations resist these colonial surveillance practices. Our research reveals the complex dynamics within these organizations, which may both uphold and challenge the systems of surveillance.

We identify how colonial surveillance operates in the decision-making processes that assess queer refugees. Our findings highlight the role of fear in shaping their narratives in a system that often enforces rigid binary classifications of gender and sexuality.

Looking so much forward to this! 🌱

I would like to be added 🌱

Amazing thanks! 🦭

Hej João, would it be possible to add me to this list? 🧚🏼

I would also love to be added :)

Hej Petra, great initiative! If possible, I would like to be added :)