Sat 12 Feb
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OUTing the Past 2022
Hosted by Leeds City Museum, OUTing the Past is an international celebration of LGBT+ history and includes an excellent programme of speakers covering a wide range of LGBT+ topics. The event is free to join via Zoom, but places are limited .
Time & Location
12 Feb 2022, 09:50 – 14:30
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About the Event
Programme09:50-10:00 Councillor Hannah Bithell Welcome and Introduction to Outing The Past – Leeds.
10:00-10:30 Alex Holmes (she/her)The Secret Lives of Scientists. LGBTQ+ representation and inclusion in the sciences has historically been erased or kept separate from the work and knowledge. This continues now with calls to keep science away from politics and topical conversation, but identity- either those doing the science or those having science done unto them - is key in the scientific process, interpretation of results and how they are fed into the wider community.
Interlude
10:40-11:10 Luna Morgana (she/her)The Gallus of Catterick. The Gallus of Catterick was an ancient roman trans woman whose remains were discovered in 1982. Join us for a journey through how she would have lived in 4th Century AD Britain.
Interlude
11:20-11:50 Tilen Kolar (he/him)Queer Memorials: disrupted space-time. Queer memorials bring past, present and future together - they disrupt heteronormative public spaces. This presentation…