A crossborder community
of journalists and activists
who work with LGBTIQ+ issues
We offer workshops and internships, do media and research projects to further the debate on queer issues. Unit is part of n-ost, a Berlin-based media NGO that connects journalists internationally, supports research and strengthens investigative journalism.
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Queer Displacement, Then and Now: Open Call for Journalistic Workshop by History Unit
History Unit opens applications for workshop in Lublin and Przemyśl, Poland
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Meet our authors and get to know their work
Find out moreQueer Stories Past and Present: Join History Unit’s First Publications Presentation
We will present and discuss the first round of publications supported within the project.
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Intertwined Queer Stories: First LGBTIQ+ Museum in Eastern Europe
Published on taz
The QueerMuzeum has opened in Warsaw. It tells of pride, joy and sex, but also of stigmatisation and persecution.
“The Smaller the Settlement, the Greater the Influence of Religion”: Belarusian Trans Non-Binary Activist in Poland
Published on Nash Vybir
Ray shares its journey of self-discovery, self-acceptance and struggle for queer rights
Queer Holocaust Voices – the Price of Silence
Published on Hukanne
Queer voices were systematically erased from Holocaust history for decades. Their rediscovered stories reveal a complex reality of persecution, resilience, and the steep price of historical silence.
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