Registration

Attendance is free and open to the public. We only ask that you come with an open mind and an eagerness to learn, share, and collaborate.

Use the Google form below to sign up. Attendance is limited to around 60 folks — we will let you know if we exceed that number.

QIS2 is the second Queer Internet Studies Symposium, a day long series of conversations, brainstorming sessions, panels, and chats dedicated to broaden thinking about the internet. Co-organized by Jessa Lingel, Jack Gieseking, and the UPenn Alice Paul Center care of Anne Esacove, QIS2 is a space to think about and act on the intersections of technology and media, sexuality and queering, gender and feminism. Rather than a formal conference of people presenting their research, QIS is intended (1) to identify what a queer internet might look like (2) to give a sense of research that’s being done in this area, and (3) to collaborate on artistic, activist and academic projects. The final schedule is still being determined, but we will have a mix of sharing research, making art, and developing an interdisciplinary conversation of what Queer Internet Studies might mean for research, policy, and activist agendas.