Queer Space, Visibility, and the Built Environment.

Complete write up of my research on the Hirschfeld Centre through the Daniel Wood Photographic Collection
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Méabh Scahill
Undergraduate Researcher, Trinity College Dublin
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Méabh Scahill (she/her they/them)
Undergraduate Researcher, Trinity College Dublin

I am a student of History and the History of Art and Architecture at Trinity College Dublin with a passion for social and cultural history. My research on the intersection of space and sexuality has led me to Urbanism more broadly, with a specific interest in affective experiences of urban space and architecture.

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Princess Agina
almost 2 years ago

Absolutely fascinating to dive into the history of the Hirschfeld Centre through your research. A very powerful reminder of how important safe spaces are for community and identity. Really looking forward to seeing more from your study!

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