Learn the secret queer history of Victoria’s LGBTQIA+ past with historian and “arch-tivist” Graham Willet, Life Member of the Australian Queer Archive and long-term volunteer in helping preserve and uplift our queer history.
Graham brings this experience, his involvement with Queer Oz Folk – publishers of Australian queer history – and his work as the lead researcher and co-author of A History Of LGBTIQ+ Victoria In 100 Places And Objects and Secret Histories of Queer Melbourne to this fascinating talk about the “history of people, places, events, and objects; a history that we rarely hear about at school – of pleasure and pain, cowardice and courage, secrecy and vibrant visibility.”
When: 2 February, 2024, 10.30 – 11.30 am
Where: Mount Waverley Library, 41 Miller Crescent, Mount Waverley
Tickets: Free! Booking encouraged
Accessibility: Mount Waverley Library is wheelchair accessible and has accessible bathrooms.
Tickets: Free! Booking encouraged
Accessibility: Mount Waverley Library is wheelchair accessible and has accessible bathrooms.
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