Policy Field: Culture & History
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Exhibition: “Who´s Afraid of Stardust? Positions of Contemporary Queer Art”
The Kunsthaus and Kunsthalle Nürnberg were collaborating to present the international group exhibition ‘Who’s Afraid of Stardust? Positions of Contemporary Queer Art’. The exhibition features works by 30 artists who […]
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Focusing on Queer History
To coincide with International Holocaust Remembrance Day on January 27, the city of Heidelberg presented the exhibition “Broken Connections Ravensbrück – The Paths of Women-Loving Women into Resistance and Deportation” […]
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„Diverse city” project
The city of Giessen has taken the two events: “Diversity Days” and “Pride Month”, May and June, as an opportunity to show with various activities how diversity enriches our university […]
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The Ljubljana Pride Festival 2024
The Ljubljana Pride Festival 2024 held under the slogan »Looking Back, Marching Forward«. June is the month of pride marches all around the world. In this framework we were hosting […]
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Queer culture of remembrance of the LGBTIQ victims of National Socialism and the post-war period
On February 13, 2019, the Mainz City Council unanimously decided to create a place of remembrance for people who were persecuted in Mainz during the National Socialist era and in […]
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A tram celebrating 30 years of Pride
The Zurich Pride Festival took place for the 30th time on 14 and 15 June 2024. Once again, tens of thousands demonstrated their solidarity with the LGBTI community. To mark […]
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Special Exhibition “Queer in Life! Paths and Stages of Queer Life in Mannheim and the Region” at the Mannheim City Archive MARCHIVUM
The exhibition follows the eventful paths and stages of queer life in Mannheim and the region. On the one hand, they are characterized by persecution, stigmatization and discrimination, and on […]
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Remembrance culture on LSBTIQ topics – the example ‘Stolperstein’ (‘stumbling stone’) for Karl Alberti
Queer people were murdered during the Nazi regime and Karl Alberti from Frankfurt was one of them. In 2019 a ‘Stolperstein’ was laid for him. Scattered throughout Europe, these small […]