Queer Social Movements and Outreach Work in Schools

1. Introduction: The synergistic potential of the outreach work and activism of queer social movements and schools.- 2. Educational Outreach Work in Nordic Countries: Challenges, Tensions and Contradictions for Queering Schools and Teaching about Sexual and Gender Diversity.- 3. Embodying responsibility? Understanding educators' engagement in queer educational justice work in schools.- 4. Challenges to LGBTQI inclusive education and queer activism in Taiwan.- 5. The Sexual Diversity Pastoral Care Group and the Catholic Schools in Chile: An attempt to confront heteronormativity in school spaces.- 6. Education as activism: Sexual dissidence and schooling in Spain.- 7. Queer activism and non-formal outreach work in Iran: Creating a community of support and learning.- 8. Queer Intersectional outreach actions to prevent LGBTQ+ prejudice and discrimination in schools: the Brazilian context and analysis of a local experience.- 9. We're here, we're queer... but are we in schools? Lessons learned from a multicountry project across Eastern and Southern Africa.- 10. "I'm queer and that's ok" Sharing autobiographical stories as a key method of queer activism in Austrian schools.- 11. "I decided to teach... despite the anger": using Forum Theatre to connect queer activists, teachers and school leaders to address heterosexism in schools.- 12. Intersex and education: What can schools and queer school projects learn from current discourses on intersex in Austria.- 13. Conclusions: Queering 'Politics of Pain' through activism and educational outreach work.