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Queer migration literature has challenged the heteronormative assumptions that have traditionally shaped both academic and activist discourses on migration. This panel focuses on contemporary issues in the field of queer migration by looking into the experiences of transnational mobilities, displacement, and exile from an interdisciplinary perspective. 
This recording is from the conference titled "Navigating the Changing Times of Gender, Sexuality, and Migration in Europe,” organized in June 2023 in Berlin with the collaboration of the Humboldt University of Berlin and Heinrich Böll Foundation.
Panelists: B Camminga, Omar Kasmani, Sarah Scuzzarello, Yener Bayramoglu 
Moderation: Anna C. Korteweg
More informations on: MigSoc & Velvele English

[Panel] Queer migration: Past and Present

Velvele’s new podcast Queer Diaspora Talks with the support of Manchester Metropolitan University, MMU Contemporary Intimacies, Sexualities & Genders Research Group, and UK Research and Innovation, talks with LGBTQ+ activists & artists from Turkey who continue their struggles in other countries.
In the fourth and so far final installment of the series, Yener Bayramoğlu (London) and Bawer (Barcelona) host Gazino Neukölln, a music group founded by queer immigrants from Turkey.


The band members Nazlı and Didem talk about the relationship between music and activism, the difficulties of being an immigrant in Berlin, and how agendas in Turkey and the genocide in Gaza have affected their lives.

Queer Diaspora Talks every Thursday on all podcast platforms. For more, go check ⁠⁠Velvele Podcast Channel⁠⁠ & our web page. 

Queer Diaspora Talks #4 with GAZİNO NEUKÖLLN

Velvele’s new podcast Queer Diaspora Talks with the support of Manchester Metropolitan University, MMU Contemporary Intimacies, Sexualities & Genders Research Group, and UK Research and Innovation, talks with LGBTQ+ activists & artists from Turkey who continue their struggles in other countries.

In the third episode, Yener Bayramoğlu (London) and Fulden (Istanbul) host Migrationsrat Berlin, an umbrella organization of over 80 migration organizations of people of color.

Koray Yılmaz Günay from Migrationsrat Berlin talks about the experiences of working class immigrants in Germany. As well, he mentions the commonalities and differences between the struggles of immigrants and LGBTQI+s in 1990s while delving into the history of queer organization Gladt.
Queer Diaspora Talks every Thursday on all podcast platforms. For more, go check ⁠⁠Velvele Podcast Channel⁠⁠ & our web page ⁠⁠Velvele English⁠

Queer Diaspora Talks #3 with MIGRATIONSRAT BERLIN

Velvele’s new podcast Queer Diaspora Talks with the support of Manchester Metropolitan University, MMU Contemporary Intimacies, Sexualities & Genders Research Group, and UK Research and Innovation, talks with LGBTQ+ activists & artists from Turkey who continue their struggles in other countries.  
In the second episode, Yener Bayramoğlu (London) and Bawer (Barcelona) host Harem of No One (HoNO), a London-based art collective founded by queer performance artists from Turkey. 
Toby Kind from HoNO talks about their shows blending art and activism, being immigrant queers in the UK's white performance scene and the possibility of building a bridge between LGBTQ+ struggles in Turkey and the UK. 
Queer Diaspora Talks every Thursday on all podcast platforms. For more, go check ⁠Velvele Podcast Channel⁠ & our web page ⁠Velvele English⁠

Queer Diaspora Talks #2 with HAREM OF NO ONE

Velvele’s new podcast Queer Diaspora Talks with the support of Manchester Metropolitan University, MMU Contemporary Intimacies, Sexualities & Genders Research Group, and UK Research and Innovation, talks with LGBTQ+ activists & artists from Turkey who continue their struggles in other countries.  
In the very first episode, Fulden (Istanbul) and Yener Bayramoğlu (London) have a conversation with Ceylan and Galina from the UK-based organization Mesopotamian and Anatolian Queers for Azadî (MAQFA UK). 
MAQFA members, who work to make the LGBTQ+ struggle visible in Britain, also talked about the impact of the country's colonial history on immigrants and their relationship with LGBTQ+ activism in Turkey. 
Queer Diaspora Talks every Thursday on all podcast platforms. 
For more, go check Velvele Podcast Channel & our web page Velvele English

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