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2 7. – 2 9. 0 6 . 2019 HAUS DER KULTUREN DER WELT, BERLIN HOSTED BY SPONSORED BY MEDIA PARTNERSHIP GUEST OF ALMS 2019 BERLIN: ‘QUEERING MEMORY WELCOME TO ALMS ARCHIVES – ARTS – AUDIENCES‘ 2019 Welcome to Berlin! It is truly a great honour for us to host the sixth conference in the ALMS series at the historic Haus der Kulturen der Welt from 27–29 June 2019. This is a very special year for Berlin: ALMS 2019 commemorates the 100th anniversary of the world’s first queer archive, library, museum and special collection. In July 1919 Magnus Hirschfeld opened the Institut für Sexualwissenschaft [Institute for Sex Research]: a place of research, advice and counselling, of social gatherings, intellectual and cultural exchange, performances and parties. On 6 May 1933, just fourteen years later, the institute – including its sex historical museum – was destroyed by the Nazis and its library burned. The institute was located at the very place where the Haus der Kulturen der Welt stands today, and where this conference convenes. ALMS 2019 is therefore a historic event of enormous symbolic, political and scientific significance. Since the ALMS conference series was initiated by Jean Tretter in Minneapolis in 2006, its mis- sion has been to ensure that LGBTIQ+ history continues to be preserved and shared. Over the years, more and more activists have come together to build up an impressive international network at subsequent conferences in New York, San Francisco, Amsterdam and London. In Berlin in 2019, we are extremely pleased to welcome over 350 participants from more than 40 countries. They come from a full spectrum of grassroots, public, private and academic archives, working to collect and preserve materials of all types from LGBTIQ+ communities, researching the queer past, or de- veloping ways to make these materials and histories accessible to audiences. We welcome those who not only look back to history, but who also use the queer past to discuss the challenges of the present and defend the future of queer histories and lives. The focus for this year’s conference is ‘Queering Memory’. We want to ask what this could mean under the political, social and cultural conditions of the present, and how the diversity of queer histories can be made visible in these digitised times. We want to explore the potential for generating and expanding audiences for queer archives, libraries, museums and special collections, paying special attention to the role of art and artistic interventions. Our conference provides an opportunity for archivists, activists and scholars from around the world to gather, share their stories and discuss the issues concerning the documentation of LGBTIQ+ lives. We hope that ALMS 2019 Berlin will be an inspiring event that ensures the encouraging experience of being part of an international network, overcoming borders and on track for the future. Andreas Pretzel, Conference Manager 1 PAGE 1 WELCOME TO ALMS 2019 CONTENT & LEGAL NOTICE PAGE 3 INTERNATIONAL BOARD, STEERING COMMITTEE&ORGANISATION TEAM PAGE 4–9 PROGRAM SCHEDULE PAGE 10 THEATRE PLAY – ‘THE EINSTEIN OF SEX’ PAGE 11 –12 DOCUMENTARY FILM NIGHT PAGE 13 EVENING PODIUM – QUEERING MEMORY, DEFENDING THE FUTURE PAGE 14–20 ART PRESENTATIONS&FILM MATINÉES THROUGHOUT THE CONFERENCE PAGE 21 WALKING TOURS PAGE 22 NETWORK MEETINGS PAGE 23 LIST OF ORGANISATIONS WITH STALLS ON UPPER FLOOR PAGE 24–83 SPEAKERS’ ABSTRACTS PAGE 84– 85 HKW FLOORPLANS PAGE 86 USEFUL INFORMATION Published by the Magnus-Hirschfeld-Gesellschaft e.V., Taubenstraße 1, 10117 Berlin for the ALMS Conference Berlin 2019 ‘Queering Memory. Archives – Arts – Audiences’ 27–29 June 2019 at Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin https://queeralmsberlin2019.de Editors: Kate Davison & Esra Paul Afken Text: Kate Davison & Andreas Pretzel Logistic: Sophie Richter Design: Esra Paul Afken Logo: Tal Shahaf © 2019 by Magnus-Hirschfeld-Gesellschaft e.V. and the authors 2 INTERNATIONAL BOARD INTERNATIONAL BOARD Aaron Devor, CA STEERING COMMITTEE Ajamu, UK ORGANISING TEAM Andreas Brunner, AT Angela Brinskele, USA Aylime Aslı Demir, TR Beat Frischknecht, CH Bengt Olson, DK Don McLeod, CA Dotan Brom, IL/PS Franko Dota, HR Franco Reinaudo, BR Gerard Koskovich, USA Graham Willett, AU Hongwei Bao, UK Jan Pimblett, UK Judit Szabó, HU Karol Radziszewski, PL K.J. Rawson, USA Klaus Mueller, AT Ladislav Zikmund-Lender, CZ Levan Berianidze, GE Linda Chernis, ZA Lonneke van den Hoonaard, NL Maria Mitsopoulou aka Maria F Dolores, GR Morgan Gwenwald, USA Pia Laskar, SE Raúl Navarro-Méndez, ES-PV Suzette Robichon, FR Steph Niaupari, USA Tone Hellesund, NO Tuula Juvonen, FI STEERING COMMITTEE Anina Falasca, Research Assistant at Deutsches Hygiene-Museum, Dresden Benno Gammerl, Initiative Queer Nations, Berlin Carina Klugbauer, Schwules Museum, Berlin Hannes Hacke, Forschungsstelle Kulturgeschichte der Sexualität, Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin Katja Koblitz, Spinnboden Lesben Archiv, Berlin Niki Trauthwein, Lili Elbe Archiv, Berlin Peter Rehberg, Schwules Museum, Berlin Ralf Dose, Magnus-Hirschfeld-Gesellschaft e.V., Berlin Roman Aaron Klarfeld, FFBIZ – Das feministische Archiv, Berlin Saboura Manu Naqshband, Intersectional Feminist and Creative Community Organizer Sanni Est, Multidisciplinary Artist, Political Educator, Founder of Queer-Feminist Platform & Festival Empower ORGANISING TEAM Andreas Pretzel, Conference Manager [incl. 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    CURRENT AFFAIRS AUGUST 2017 PDF AWARDS AND HONOURS NAME OF THE AWARD AWARD WINNER KEY POINTS TO NOTE Bharat Gaurav – East Bengal’s Dhanraj Pillay He is Former India hockey captain highest honour National Geographic Sergio Tapiro Velasco For photographing Mexico’s Colima Photographer of The Year volcano Prem Nazir’ award Actor Sharada She is national award winner World’s Highest Paid Author by JK Rowling ─ Forbes Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Sardar Singh (Hockey awards player) ─ Devendra Jhajharia (Paralympian) Asia Society Game Changers Dev Patel He is Indian-origin actor Award Best Skilling India award on ASSOCHAM NACER Indian of the Year Debraj Shome India Leadership Conclave Title of National Champion Sravanth Malla 2017 South Asian Spelling Bee Hindu Playwright Award 2017 Gerish Khemani and Akshat In Search of Dariya Sagar Nigam Hugo Award for Best Novel N.K. Jemisin For her work “The ObeliskGate”. 2017 Green Marketer’ Award Hindustan Unilever Marquee Awards 2017 AAAI Lifetime Achievement Roda Mehta Award 2017 Environment Excellence National Aluminium Appreciation Award in large mines Awards 2016-17 Company (NALCO) category Marconi Lifetime Award Thomas Kailath He is Pune -born Stanford Professor Kesari Media Award T J S George Veteran journalist Sena Medal Gallantry award Major Mitali Madhumita The first woman officer to receive Best performance Corporation Bank Conferred by NABARD Best performer award Karnataka Vikas Grameen Conferred by NABARD bank 7th Dr. Ambedkar award Bappi Lahiri ─ Prestigious Agriculture Telangana Chief Minister K For his innovative services rendered Leadership Award 2017 Chandrashekhar Rao to the welfare of farmers Arjuna Award 2017 Oinam Bembem Devi Durga of Indian football Miss India America 2017 LaRoda Los Angeles, California 2017 Biju Patnaik Award Digambar Behera.