Please join us at the Bureau on Saturday, March 29th at 3pm for the North American launch of Take It Outside, an anthology of queer & trans desire…

Conflict and resolution are the lifeblood of social movements. How, and with whom, do we find lasting friendship, support, and joy in a world in need of so…

NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS About the Seminar CLAGS: The Center for LGBTQ Studies and the Barnard Center for Research on Women are thrilled to announce the Inaugural Amber…

The Bureau of General Services—Queer Division hosts a special evening celebrating the publication of Noble Deeds: Mythic Portraits of the Imperial Court. This NYC launch, hosted by drag…

Brave New Worlds: Telling our stories in a time of erasure and censorship. As queer writers, we have learned that embracing the diversity of our cultural experiences and…

Historian, publisher, and poet David Messineo shares highlights from his recent research findings on "The First Century of the American Gay Rights Movement, 1924-2024" - the theme of…

The Brooklyn Institute for Social Research presents Future Queer: an Introduction to José Muñoz at the Bureau Instructor: Hannah Leffingwell “Queerness is not yet here,” José Esteban Muñoz…

NO LONGER ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS About the Seminar CLAGS: The Center for LGBTQ Studies and the Barnard Center for Research on Women are thrilled to announce the Inaugural Amber…

Celebrating the paperback launch of his Stonewall Award-winning novel Some Strange Music Draws Me In, Griffin Hansbury will read and talk with acclaimed author Eileen Myles. Topics may…

We’ll be reading fiction and non-fiction — classic, contemporary, revealing and visionary. As a group we will decide what to read each month, focusing on lesbian authors and/or…