The results of Queer Mobilities can now be downloaded. The publication summarises more than 22 hours of conversations with non-binary people and women from the LGTBIQ+ community about their experiences in the public space. According to their testimony, the participants instrumentalize a series of strategies to (in)visibilize their own dissident identities in order to find well-being. They also […]
The exhibition of the results of Queer Mobilities, which can now be visited, explores the (in)visibility and emotions of queer people when they walk or cycle through the streets of Barcelona. The exposition combines the testimonies of the interviewees with their ReliefMaps. The exhibition can be visited at BiciHub (C/ de Pere IV, 58-60, Barcelona) […]
On September 3, we echo our findings on strategies of queer (in)visibility and care at the 7th European Geographies of Sexualities Conference. We will participate at the session ‘Comfort and the city: towards a multiscalar and mobile approach of safe spaces and discomfort’. More information can be found in this link.
Next August 26, we will be sharing insights from the interviews of Queer Mobilities at the upcoming 35th International Geographical Congress, set to take place in Dublin. The presentation will be part of the session focused on “Queer Spatialities”. Check the link for further information.
On May 29, we share the findings about the experience of queer people when they walk accompanied. The presentation will be part of the seminar ‘What We Talk About When We Talk About Leisure: A multidisciplinary perspective’, which will be held at the University of Tokyo. In this presentation, we will focus on the experiences […]
Next April 17 we are presenting Queer Mobilities at the Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting. This year, the conference will be held in Honolulu. Our presentation will be part of the session “Queer Inconveniences: Tensions in Sexualities and Gender Research, Politics and Communities”. Check the link for further information.
Past February 16, we shared the results of the Queer Mobilities project in Bicihub, located in Barcelona. In this presentation, the audience was able to hear fragments from the interviews. Interviewees narrated firsthand experiences from navigating through Barcelona as queer. Also, Relief Maps, in which participants drew their feelings during their daily routes, were presented. […]
