‘As queer refugees, we are out of category, we do not belong to one, or the other' : LGBTIQ+ refugees’ experiences in ‘ambivalent’ queer spaces

Held, N

doi:10.1080/01419870.2022.2032246

All Outputs (4)

Researching "race" in lesbian space: a critical reflection (2022)
Book Chapter
Held, N. (2022). Researching "race" in lesbian space: a critical reflection. In R. Ryan-Flood, & A. Rooke (Eds.), Queering Methodology: Lessons and Dilemmas from Lesbian Lives (88-99). Oxon/New York: Routledge. https://doi.org/10.4324/9781003302469

Feminist researchers have acknowledged that racial differences between researcher and researched impact on the research process; however, there has been little concern with how “race” is actually made in/through the research process. If we think “rac... Read More about Researching "race" in lesbian space: a critical reflection.

Sexuality, gender and asylum: refugees at a crossroads (2022)
Journal Article
Held, N., Querton, C., Dustin, M., Danisi, C., & Ferreira, N. (2022). Sexuality, gender and asylum: refugees at a crossroads. Frontiers in Human Dynamics, 4, https://doi.org/10.3389/fhumd.2022.930310

Editorial: sexuality, gender and asylum: refugees at a crossroads (2022)
Other
Held, N., Querton, C., Dustin, M., Danisi, C., & Ferreira, N. (2022). Editorial: sexuality, gender and asylum: refugees at a crossroads

‘As queer refugees, we are out of category, we do not belong to one, or the other' : LGBTIQ+ refugees’ experiences in ‘ambivalent’ queer spaces (2022)
Journal Article
Held, N. (2022). ‘As queer refugees, we are out of category, we do not belong to one, or the other' : LGBTIQ+ refugees’ experiences in ‘ambivalent’ queer spaces. Ethnic and Racial Studies, https://doi.org/10.1080/01419870.2022.2032246

While over the last twenty years geographers of sexuality have explored the racialisation of queer spaces, the experiences of LGBTIQ+ refugees in those spaces are rather absent in these studies. At the same time, while in recent years there has bee... Read More about ‘As queer refugees, we are out of category, we do not belong to one, or the other' : LGBTIQ+ refugees’ experiences in ‘ambivalent’ queer spaces.