Making Diversity and Inclusion Public - Or, How I got to design a course about D&I public outreach Looi van Kessel is one of the recipients of a JEDI grant to promote diversity and inclusion in education. In this blog post he will discuss his plans for a course that teaches students to organize public events around D&I topics. Looi van Kessel • March 29, 2022
How to Bury Your Dissertation Looi went to Northampton, UK to literally bury his dissertation topic. Looi van Kessel • April 10, 2019 • 1 comment
Finding the Perfect Fit: Adult Toys for Trans Men Looi visited a launch of adult toys for trans men and takes this opportunity to talk about the importance of self-representation for sexual communities. Looi van Kessel • December 11, 2018
Against Daylight Saving Time: A Manifesto Are you also suffering from the hetero-capitalist DST? Join the queer resistance! Looi van Kessel • March 22, 2018
An American Dream Looi van Kessel has just returned from a six-month research stay in the USA and talks about the value of conducting research abroad. Looi van Kessel • June 29, 2017 • 1 comment
Series Final: The Intersection of Multiple Minoritizing Identifications Looi van Kessel and Nynke Feenstra collaborate in a blog series on the intersection of different minoritizing identifications. In this series final, they reflect on the main insights they have acquired while writing this series. Looi van Kessel and Nynke Feenstra • March 31, 2017
Unwritten/Unacknowledged After having talked about the intersection of LGBT and Deaf identifications, it is time to survey how organizations work to overcome problems that people with disabilities encounter on the gay dating scene. Looi van Kessel and Nynke Feenstra • December 01, 2016
Deaf CommuniGAYtion Following our previous blogpost on Deafies in Drag, this time we explore the ways in which sign language and its education interact with perspectives on LGBT within the Deaf community. Looi van Kessel and Nynke Feenstra • October 06, 2016
#DeafiesInDrag #Challenges Looi van Kessel and Nynke Feenstra collaborate in a new blog series on the intersection of different minoritizing identifications. In this post, they discuss the work of Deafies in Drag and how they contribute to LGBT acceptance within the Deaf community. Looi van Kessel and Nynke Feenstra • September 01, 2016 • 2 comments
