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Registration.ÌýPossibility of visiting the queer history exhibition at the Ìý

Welcome by Margareth Hagen, Rector at the University of Bergen

Bjørn Enge Bertelsen, Professor of Social Anthropology and Academic Director of the Holberg Prize, University of Bergen

Norway & the queer history context – the Norwegian Queer archive by Tone Hellesund, Professor of Cultural ´óÏó´«Ã½, University of Bergen

LunchÌý

The roots of Russian homophobia, and why historical research matters by , Professor of Russian History, University of Oxford

Break

Queer history and neoliberal Islam by , Assistant Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality ´óÏó´«Ã½, Yale University

Postsocialist homophobia and the lesson of histories past, present, and future by , Assistant Professor in Gender ´óÏó´«Ã½, Central European University

Break

Panel discussion:ÌýCulture wars and queer history

Participants:Ìý,Ìý ÌýandÌý

Chair: Ingunn Lunde, Professor in Russian Language and Culture, University of Bergen

Conference reception at KODE, hosted by the City of Bergen (for all participants)

Welcome by the Mayor of Bergen, Rune Bakervik

How to document and tell queer history?Ìý
Public event at in collaboration with Bergen International Film Festival (BIFF) (not streamed).

Screening of Susan Stryker’s filmÌýÌý(57 minutes)Ìýfollowed by a discussion involving Susan Stryker, Hadley Renkin, C. Anzio Jacobs, Dan Healey and Svati Shah.Ìý

Chair: Kari Jegerstedt, Head of the Centre for Women’s and Gender Research, University of BergenÌý

Andrea Vige Grønningsæter, PhD candidate at the Faculty of Law, University of Bergen

Queer archives and activism in India by ,ÌýExecutive Director at Centre for Law & Policy Research and , Indian transgender activist

White words & violence: A queer African herstory by , Co-Founder and Executive Director of Scope Non-Profit Organisation, South Africa

Queer history in the USA. The development of trans history and the uses of transgender history for the present by , Professor Emerita of Gender and Women’s ´óÏó´«Ã½ at the University of Arizona & Stanford University Humanities Center External Faculty Fellow (2022-23)

Break

Panel discussion:ÌýTrans histories in a global perspective

Participants:Ìý ,Ìý,ÌýÌýandÌý

Chair:Ìý, Research Anthropologist at the Center for Race and Gender at University of California, Berkeley

Lunch

CHAIR:

, PhD candidate at the Centre on Law and Social Transformation, University of Bergen

The politics of sexuality in Latin America by , Professor of Political Science at Amherst College

Sexualities and the uses of history in different African contexts by , Professor of Law, Makerere University

Mapping queerness in postcolonial South Asian worlds by , Associate Professor, Women, Gender, Sexuality ´óÏó´«Ã½, University of Massachusetts Amherst

Break

Panel discussion: The promise and future of queer history making.

All speakers are welcome to attend the discussion

Chair: Ìý, Professor of Modern History, Birkbeck, London University

Possibility of a guided tour at theÌýQueer exhibitionÌýat the KODE Art Museum (KODE 1, Nordahl Bruns gate 9).