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DESCRIPTION:TBD if in person or virtual. If the event is virtual\, there wi
 ll be professional live captions. If it is in person\, we will film the ev
 ent to make it available to people who are unable to attend. The location 
 will be announced closer to the event's date.\n\nPlease sign up through Ev
 entbrite-- this is especially important if the event happens in a virtual 
 context so that you can get the zoom link (we do this to prevent zoombombi
 ng)-- if the event is in-person we will have to limit the number of attend
 ees depending on COVID-19 protocols.\n\nAs part of the series' theme of su
 stainability\, this panel will discuss the sustainability of digitization 
 of archives\, the risk of the 'digital dark ages\,' and the challenge of s
 unsetting digital humanities projects. Lesbian and queer archives\, face p
 articular challenges as many exist apart from institutions.\n	Dr. Julie Pod
 more of Les archives lesbiennes du Québec (formerly Traces) and Dr. Elspet
 h Brown of the ArQuives (formerly the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives) w
 ill speak to these challenges.\n\nDr. Julie Podmore joined Concordia Unive
 rsity's Geography Department as a part-time faculty member in 2000 and bec
 ame an Affiliate Assistant Professor in 2010. From 2011-2015\, she was a c
 o-researcher with Diversité sexuelle\, vulnérabilité et résilience\, an in
 terdisciplinary research team focusing on sexual minority youth and LGBTQ 
 generations at UQAM. Her sustained research focus has been on the intersec
 tions between gender and sexuality in urban space\, a perspective reflecte
 d in her publications on Montréal’s lesbian spaces and new research on 'Qu
 eering Canadian suburbs'. In addition to lecturing at Concordia\, Julie is
  a tenured professor at John Abbott College and a research associate of th
 e Chaire de recherche sur l’homophobie.\n\nDr. Elspeth Brown is Professor 
 of History at the University of Toronto\, where she teaches queer and tran
 s history\; the history of US capitalism\; oral history\; and the history 
 and theory of photography. She also currently serve as the Director of the
  Digital Humanities She is an active volunteer and Vice President of the B
 oard at The ArQuives\, Canada’s Lesbian and Gay Archives\, the world’s lar
 gest LGBTQ+ community archive.\n\nThis event is part of the 3rd Season of 
 the Feminist and Accessible Publishing and Communications Technologies Spe
 aker and Workshop Series (https://www.feministandaccessiblepublishingandte
 chnology.com)\, organized by Dr. Alex Ketchum.\n\nSeason 3 of our series w
 as made possible thanks to our sponsors: SSHRC (and the Initiative for Dig
 ital Citizen Research)\, the Institute for Gender\, Sexuality\, and Femini
 st Studies (IGSF)\, the DIGS Lab\, Milieux\, Initiative for Indigenous Fut
 ures\, MILA\, and the 51³Ô¹ÏÍøWriting Centre.\n\nThere is no fee required t
 o attend this event. We will provide captions in english. This event will 
 be recorded and made available on our website after the event: https://www
 .feministandaccessiblepublishingandtechnology....\n
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SUMMARY:Dr. Julie Podmore + Dr. Elspeth Brown on Lesbian and Queer Archives
  (Online)
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