QHS 2022 still has registrations available, but they must be purchased in person and not online. Delayed broadcast registrations remain available online.

New Dates: September 30-October 2, 2022

COVID-19 POLICY

Due to our ongoing commitment to the health and safety of our attendees, we will require everyone attending the conference to provide proof of COVID-19 vaccination. NOTE: The CDC defines someone as “fully vaccinated” after two weeks of receiving their second dose in a two-dose Pfizer or Moderna vaccine series or two weeks after the Johnson & Johnson single-dose vaccine.

You will be required to show proof of vaccination at registration in order to receive your nametag that will allow you into sessions and events.

Additionally, Dallas College, our host institution, requires all students, faculty, and visitors to wear masks while on campus

**IMPORTANT UPDATE** Due to the change in dates of the conference, an updated COVID-19 POLICY may be implemented. Please stay tuned for more information as we draw closer.

Queer History South is a network of professional and community members invested in preserving and promoting LGBTQ archiving and history in the US South. The primary purpose of QHS is to provide networking, professional development, and best practices for those directly working (formally or informally, professionally or communally) in the fields of Southern LGBTQ histories, archives, exhibits, historical research, and historical education. QHS meets every two years at a different location across the South.

The 2022 conference will center around best practices for those preserving, researching, educating on, and making community accessible the rich and diverse history of the Queer & Trans South. Previous attendees included archivists, historians, librarians, faculty, students, k12 educators, nonprofit employees, and community members working to preserve their community’s narratives.

This conference will include a wide variety of topics but will place specific focus on intergenerational connections and accessibility.

For more information click here.

For sponsorship information click here.

Questions: email qhs@invisiblehistory.org

Host Hotel

The Westin Dallas Downtown

Rates range from $149-$254 per night

The Westin Dallas Downtown is located adjacent to Dallas College, the site of the QHS 2022 conference.

Book Your Conference Hotel Room Here

Check out the video below to learn more about Dallas, TX.

QHS 2022: Archives for All, Y'all is a collaborative effort between the Invisible Histories Project, The Dallas Way, Dallas College, and The University of North Texas.

A special THANK YOU to our sponsors. Without their help this conference could not happen. These individuals and organizations are helping to ensure that LGBTQ Southern history lives for generations to come!

Sponsors:

AT&T

Dallas Holocaust & Human Rights Museum

Summerlee Foundation

Robert Walker Emery

University of Houston Libraries

William Waybourn

Jay Oppenheimer

The University of North Texas Division of Inclusion, Diversity, Equity, and Access

Southern Methodist University Fondren Library

University of Texas at San Antonio Libraries

Rice University Fondren Library

Rice University Center for the Study of Women, Gender, and Sexuality

Cecelia Cox

Tom Phipps & Rick Aishman

Frances Bell