HNI / TU Delft Seminar Series at Het Nieuwe Instituut connects intersectional groups of publics and personnel from ‘insider’ dominant archives and ‘outsider’ archives to exchange perspectives on inclusivity and accessibility; resulting in experimentally staged, recorded sessions and journal special issue on “The Critical Visitor and Accessing the Built Environments of Heritage” (target: Architecture & Culture).

1. Institution / Expansion	Demarcating the field of democratic and inclusive societies, February 11, 2021
2. Hidden histories / In plain sight	Methodologies for opening up private histories, (counter-)archives, heritage as public and institutionalized fields, Oct 2021
3. Mapping the gaps / Vanishing acts	Bringing case studies of LGBTQ heritage, Oct 2022
4. Transitions / Bodies that Matter	Speculations about the porosity of embodiment and transing practices for heritage, June 2023
5. Intersections / Appropriations	Concluding session, June 2024

• A network of insider and outsider partners, next to consortium partners include Lesbisch Archief Nijmegen, Black Queer and Trans Resistance Nederlands, FATALE Feminist Architecture Theory (Stockholm), Parlour and Sibling (Melbourne, Australia), Making Difference (Institut GTA, ETH Zurich, Switzerland)
• The Queer Salon series will be recorded, and become part of the institutional archive, and made publicly available through Het Nieuwe Instituut communication channels (webplatform)

• critical diversity
• critical museology and heritage studies
• critical visitor
• gender studies
• heritage studies
• museology
• museums, collections and society

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