Edgy: The 16th LGBTQ+ History and Archives Conference

This LGBTQ+ History conference explores ideas of Outsider History.

The margins can be a powerful place rather than a place of exclusion. But what happens when people get excluded from mainstream memory through lack of resources or time? What happens when Outsider History strives to become part of the centre? How does the history get defined? Are aspects of history obscured in an effort to make things palatable and acceptable?

PROGRAMME

Morning Sessions

10am – 11.30am Provocation Panel and Breakouts: Outsider History Identities

Siobhan Fahey and Karen Fisher – Rebel Dykes Project

Santina Sorrenti – G(ender) Swap

Veronica McKenzie – Haringey Vanguard BAME LGBTQ+ Project

Dan Glass – Queer Tours of London: A Mince Through Time

Catherine Armstrong and Jennifer Cooke – Trans Lives: East Mids (Loughborough University)

Steve Lannin – Over the Rainbow (Solent University)

Noon-1pm Current Practice Workshops

Alex Smith– Islington’s Pride

Rachel Larman – The Edgy Side of Leeds LGBTIQ+ History (West Yorkshire Queer Stories)

Emily Jeffers and Alice Shelley Forbes - Preserving Personhood in Oral Histories at The BASE, Whitley Bay.

Norena Shopland– A New Approach to Researching LGBTQ+ History

Eleanor Affleck - Edinburgh Zine Library

Julia Bell – Identifying LGBTQ+ Sitters at the National Portrait Gallery

Ben Paites – Towards an Intersectional Exhibition (Colchester and Ipswich Museums)

1pm-2.15pm Lunch, Tours, Stalls and Networking

Afternoon Sessions

2.15pm-4pm Provocation Panel and Breakouts: Lived Experience on the Edge

Rose Collis – Forty Years Out: An Outsider Lesbian's Inside Stories'

This session will be hosted by Jane Traies, author of Now You See Me: Lesbian Life Stories and The Lives of Older Lesbians: Sexuality, Identity and the Life Course

Ben Walters – Passive Suffering or Disruptive Fun? Duckie’s Reframing of the Queer Past

Dr Liz Harvey-Kattou – Hold Me Like Before: Film Screening and Discussion (University of Westminster

Ali Hanbury – A Space for Outsiders: Celebrating Manchester’s LGBT+ Centre (The Proud Trust)

Jeanie Sinclair & Tom Marshman - A Haunted Existence (Discussion)

4.15pm Performance

Kamaal Hussain - Becoming Scheherazade (Thief of Baghdad Theatre)

5.15pm Final Round Up and Close

The ticket price includes a sandwich lunch and refreshments.

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