Through our events, collaborations, and dialogic initiatives we aim to:

 

1. Promote academic inquiry inclusive of gender and sexuality in the study of music.

2. Create a brave space and support system for LGBTQ+ people within academia.

3. Serve as a consulting body for wider issues of diversity and inclusion within music research, education and performance.

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Aspiring toward a queer politics informed by feminist and decolonizing efforts, our Study Group provides a space for cultivating and developing cutting edge academic, political and social work.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​