In memory of Francis Edna
The team of Sacred Queer Stories is incredibly saddened about the death of Francis Edna. Early in the morning of Monday 14 November, their bruised...
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Sacred Queer Stories travels to the Pacific
In August and September 2022, Professor Johanna Stiebert travelled to several locations in Aotearoa New Zealand, as well as to Brisbane (Australia). In what follows,...
Review of Sacred Queer Stories published by Reading Religion
Reading Religion, the online book review platform of the American Academy of Religion, has recently published a review of our book, Sacred Queer Stories: Ugandan...
Sacred Queer Stories at Es’kia Colloquium, Wits University
The Sacred Queer Stories project and book will be presented and discussed at the 6th Annual Es’kia Colloquium, taking place 15-16 September 2022 at Wits...
UCAA Uganda launches “This is my story” campaign
The Universal Coalition of Affirming Africans (UCAA) Uganda has recently launched a new campaign under the title "This is my story, I am still human"....
First review of Sacred Queer Stories book in African Studies Quarterly
The journal African Studies Quarterly (vol. 21, no. 1, 2022) has published the first review of our book Sacred Queer Stories: Ugandan LGBTQ+ Refugee Lives...
When a book becomes a cake: about coproduction and celebration in community-based research
By Adriaan van Klinken On Valentine’s Day 2022, the book Sacred Queer Stories: Ugandan LGBTQ+ Refugees and the Bible, was launched at The Nature Network...
Podcast with Sebyala Brian about Sacred Queer Stories
Following the publication of our book Sacred Queer Stories, co-author Sebyala Brian was invited to speak at the US-based podcast Encouraging your Spirit. In the...
Q&A with Adriaan van Klinken about the Sacred Queer Stories book
This Q&A with Adriaan van Klinken was originally published by the Leeds African Studies Bulletin (2021). Here, Adriaan answers a couple of questions about this...
Foreword by Dr Stella Nyanzi
We are thrilled and honoured that Dr Stella Nyanzi, the radical Ugandan feminist and queer scholar-activist, has agreed to write the foreword to our book...