Invisible No More: Uncovering LGBTQ Histories and Identities

'Invisible No More: Uncovering LGBTQ Histories and Identities' brings together leading scholars to explore how LGBTQ histories and identities are uncovered, represented and remembered across different historical and cultural contexts. The lectures examine the life and legacy of James “Miranda” Barry, the role of queer networks in shaping modern tattoo culture, the global contestation of LGBTI rights, and the marginalised histories of queer love during the Holocaust.

Together, the series highlights the importance of recovering overlooked voices, challenging dominant historical narratives, and deepening understanding of the diverse experiences that have shaped LGBTQ lives across time and place.