Art has been used as a tool for queer migrants to negotiate their identities, resist oppression,  and confront stereotypes. Activism has been a crucial aspect of queer migration studies,  challenging heteronormative assumptions and advocating for the rights of queer migrants.  This roundtable will bring together perspectives from art and academia to examine the ways  in which art and activism have been used as tools to resist oppression and advocate for the  rights of queer migrants.

Speakers: Ahmed BaBa, Carlos D. Kong, Ceren Saner, Rüzgâr Buşki