The European Network of Queer Anthropology (ENQA) extends our deepest condolences to Jason Arday’s family, friends, colleagues and communities following his death in the UK.
The European Network of Queer Anthropology (ENQA) extends our deepest condolences to Jason Arday’s family, friends, colleagues and communities following his death in the UK.
Open Call - ENQA Workshop 2026 [European Network for Queer Anthropology] “Queer Alliances: Realities and Possibilities” one day workshop on March 20th 2026. 📝Deadline: 27 of February 2026 enqaeasa@gmail.com More details in the comments⬇️
Meet-up! 18th of June, 12-13.30 CEST, DM for Zoom-Link input by Helen J. Stephan (she/her) about the current working conditions of queer anthros - the issues and challenges arising, the potential strategies needed. Everyone is welcome, even if they are not network members (yet)!
Tomorrow! ENQA meet-up on how current crises affect us and our interlocutors
Andreas Streinzer@kompostmoderne.bsky.social · last yr.The European Network for Queer Anthropology organises a meet-up again - a space to discuss how the various crises in the world affect us and our interlocutors @easainfo.bsky.social @enqa.bsky.social
Meet-up! 25th of april, 12-13.30 CEST, DM for Zoom-Link This time we want to offer a space to share experiences and think about the current situation of the world in turmoil and its impact on different queer people. The developments in various parts of the world affect us in many different ways,
New issue is out! It investigates the potential of ‘hope,’ understood as a future-oriented political practice and combines #critical perspectives on #hope with thinking about #problems. Contributions include articles, conversations and artistic text and imagery. Edited by @isbelb.bsky.social
Join us today at 12:30 CET (in about an hour) for our lunch meet-up! See you soon easaonline.org/networks/enq...
European Network for Queer Anthropology - Events
The network addresses the continued marginalization of sexuality and gender perspectives beyond those that are embedded in conjugal reproductive heterosexuality in contemporary anthropology
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Join us for a zoom lunch meet-up on World Anthropology Day 20 Feb 12.30-14.00 CET. *Queer in Anthropology* brings together network members and other interested people. Network & discuss fieldwork, queer positionality and institutional (im)possibilities. Write us here for the link!
Hey there, this is the account of ENQA, the European Network for Queer Anthropology in the European Association of Social Anthropology (EASA). More info here www.easaonline.org/networks/enqa/ And more to come!
European Network for Queer Anthropology
The European Network for Queer Anthropology (ENQA) was established spring 2013, and aims to promote communication, develop teaching materials, enhance mentoring, and to serve as a professional network for people who work on sexual and gender diversity from an anthropological perspective. ENQA also aims to serve the interests of anthropologists who self-identify in terms of non-heteronormative sexualities or genders, however defined, in offering resources, support, and community. Anyone can be an ENQA member but the primary intention is for ENQA to forge networking between those located in Europe, and/or who work on queer issues, broadly defined, in a European context.
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