Journalistic Approaches to Queer History

Workshop about Journalistic Approaches to Queer History

Organizer
n-ost, Germany; Fundacja Autonomia, Poland; Human Constanta, Belarus
Funded by
The project is funded by the Foundation Remembrance, Responsibility and Future (EVZ) and the Federal Ministry of Finance (BMF) as part of the Education Agenda on NS-Injustice.
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10969
Location
Berlin
Country
Germany
Takes place
In Attendance
From - Until
14.10.2024 - 20.10.2024
Deadline
25.08.2024
By
Pavel Gafarov, n-ost e.V.

The workshop connects media professionals and queer activists who have journalistic experience with the aim to research narratives of queer past with main focus on the NS-persecution of queers. The program will take place from 14-20 October, 2024 in Berlin, Weimar and Buchenwald and feature thematic tours and visits to memorial sites, archives, and libraries, and a learning session by Dr. Joanna Ostrowska

Workshop about Journalistic Approaches to Queer History

What: educational and networking program
When: 14-20 October, 2024
Where: Berlin, Weimar and Buchenwald (Germany)
For whom: journalists and activists from Belarus, Germany, Poland and Ukraine

n-ost (Germany) together with Fundacja Autonomia (Poland) and Human Constanta (Belarus) are pleased to announce the start of the application process for our second joint event within the project “History Unit: Reframing Queer Narratives in Media”.-
The program connects media professionals and queer activists who have journalistic experience. With this workshop, we want to research narratives of queer past with main focus on the NS-persecution of queers. We want to draw meaningful parallels between historical oppression of LGBTQ+ individuals and the present-day challenges faced by queer communities in the project countries. This educational program includes:
- a thematic tour to the memorial site of Buchenwald (Germany) with insight in historic sources- - tours of Berlin’s queer archives and libraries: Spinnboden, Schwules Museum
- lectures and discussions with researchers, journalists and activists (among them Joanna Ostrowska)
- practical working phases with professional support
- city tours
- cultural events
- networking

All participants of the program will have the opportunity to apply for a follow up stipendium to create cross-border journalistic content. More information will be provided during the workshop.

Who can apply?
We want to address media professionals as well as queer activists with experience in content creation from the following countries: Poland, Belarus, Ukraine and Germany (regardless of the current place of residence). Unfortunately, we cannot assist with any visa procedures.

How to apply?
Please, complete the questionnaire (see "website") by 25.8.2024, 23:59 (CET time). The application should be in English, except for the motivational part, for which you can choose any project language (Belarusian, German, Polish, Ukrainian, English). The selected participants will be informed by 6.9.2024.
- Further information
- Working language of the programme will be mostly English.- - The program is planned as a full time working week.- - All costs for accommodation (single or double room), meals (vegetarian) and transport will be covered by the inviting party.-
If you have any further questions you can contact us at: unit@n-ost.org

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unit@n-ost.org

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