Going back to the small-town closet
Going back to the small-town closet By Diego Garcia Rodriguez, University of Sussex I can still remember how my grandfather would call me sarasa when...
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Silencing and speaking for participants
Silencing and speaking for participants: The problems of concealing researcher sexuality By Gemma Sou, Social and Global Studies Centre, RMIT University, Melbourne During fieldwork, researchers...
Inside Out – Re-examining Positionality in Research with LGBTQI+ Refugees
Inside Out - Re-examining Positionality in Research with LGBTQI+ Refugees By Tyler Valiquette, Yvonne Su, and Emilio Felix Brazil is considered a leader in Latin...
Doing fieldwork as an ally: Is it imperialistic?
By Myrto Dagkouli-Kyriakoglou, Institute of Urban Research, Malmö University When conducting interviews with LGBTQ+ participants about their housing practices in post-2008 financial crisis Greece, I found...
Back in ‘the closet’: Conducting fieldwork as an LGBTQ+ researcher
By Anonymous, Since coming out as a gay man in the early 2000s, a lot has changed in terms of public acceptance and protection of...
Out in the Field
By Anson Mackay, UCL Geography, Faculty Vice Dean: Equality, Diversity & Inclusion Imagine undertaking research fieldwork where you had to either deny you had a...
Strength in Diversity
By Dr Joe Nunez-Mino, Bat Conservation Trust This article was originally written to mark the first International Day of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT)...
Call for Submissions: Spotlighting LGBTQ+-Inclusive Fieldwork
The ESRC LSSI-funded Pride in the Field (PIF): Promoting Inclusive Fieldwork for LGBTQ+ Researchers project, led by Martin Zebracki at the University of Leeds, will be running a blog series...
LGBTQ+ Inclusive Fieldwork
By Aydan Greatrick, University College London and University of Leeds, and Dr Martin Zebracki, University of Leeds Originally published by Geography Directions LGBT+ History Month...