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Submissions from 2022

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(Witch) Crafting Identity: An Autoethnographic Analysis of the Dutch National Identity Through Women in Haunted History, Hallie Kamosky, Brandeis University

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Loving You in the Desert: Short Stories, Sam Kass, Vassar College

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Counternarratives of Color: Race in Queer Archiving, Sanjula Rajat, Rollins College

Submissions from 2021

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Burning in Purgatory: The Suffocation of Bisexuality and How the Match was Lit, Tricia Menzel, University of Colorado Boulder

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Draagmoederschap: Surrogacy in the Netherlands, Olivia Murray, Georgetown University

Submissions from 2019

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“GOOOOOAL!”: An Exploration of the Dutch-Moroccan Footballer Experience, Kate J. Freeman, Miami University

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“What Are You?” An Exploration of Race and Mixed Identity in the Netherlands, Claire Haug, Smith College

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“Oh Lord, Save Us from Such Monsters:” Maternal Impression and Monstrous Births in the Eighteenth-Century Netherlands, Sara Hollar, Smith College

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The Future is Non-Binary: Investigating the Genesis of the Non-Binary Movement in Amsterdam and Beyond, Sky Karp, Smith College

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Political Object or Individual Subject?: Dominant Dutch Narratives Vs. Migrant Identities, Ashley Little, Franklin and Marshall College

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Sex and Senesce: A Exploration of Aging Women’s Sexual Selves, Cordray McCann, Wesleyan University

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Criminalizing the Other: Exploring the Impact of The Netherlands' Adaptation of Prosecutorial Guidelines on Sentencing Disparities, Alia Nahra, Washington University in St. Louis

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Analysis in E Minor: An Autoethnographic Poetry Collection and Study of Transgender Identity in Liminal Amsterdam, Em Panetta, Muhlenberg College

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Fictions of Sexuality, Emelyn Schaeffer, Davidson College

Submissions from 2018

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The Personal as the Political: The Everyday Resistance of LGBTQ+ WOC in the Netherlands, Sofia Del Valle, Mount Holyoke College

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“Archival of the Fittest: The Role of Archives in Constructing Public Memory of Queer History”, Brooks Hosfeld, Butler University

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Growing a Garden of Healthy Masculinities: Combating Homophobia in the Imagine Project Workshops, Mia Lloyd, Smith College

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Robotic Reflection: An Exploration of Humanity Through the Bodies of Sex Robots, Audrey Pope, Vanderbilt University

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Frank Thoughts: Investigating the Construction of Anne Frank as a Site of Heritage and Identity Formation in a Globalized PostHolocaust Society, Sarah Silverstein, Franklin and Marshall College

Submissions from 2017

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Tourism and the Vrankrijk as a Safe(r) Space, Megan Adams, American University

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Regulating the Reguliers: How the Normalization of Gays and Lesbians in Dutch Society Impacts LGBTQ Nightlife, Laura Jacobs, Smith College

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Being Transgender and Seeking Healthcare in the World’s Most Liberal City, Nicole Sharpe, University of Colorado

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Creating Safe Spaces in a Homonormative Society: A Study of The Hang-Out 010, Taryn Urban, Bucknell University

Submissions from 2016

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The Spike of Female Soccer Players in the Netherlands since 2010, Morgan Colley, Rollins College

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Pink Parenthood: An Exploration of Lesbian Parenting in The Netherlands, Sophia Ladner, Smith College

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FEMM Committee as Feminalist Space: Gendered Legislative Styles in the European Parliament, Madison Oakley, Beloit College

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Come on Baby, Light My Fire: A study on Dutch Millennial Usage of Dating Applications and Morals, Hannah Stokes, American University

Submissions from 2015

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Talking Mirrors: Experiences of Older Transgender Adults and Culturally Competent Mental Healthcare Profes-sionals with Talk Therapy in the Netherlands, Kate Cieplicki, Hamilton College

“Komt Een Vrouw Bij De Dokter”: Do Healthcare Systems For Women Affect Self-Perception of Sexuality in the NL & US?, Haley Eicher, Colgate University

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Huggies, high-fives, and huismannen: Exploring the masculinity and everyday experiences of Dutch stay-at-home fathers, Courtney C. Grey, Stonehill College

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Narratives Towards Ending Stigma: HIV-Related Stigma in the Netherlands from the Standpoint of Those who Experience it First-Hand, Anya Katz, Oberlin College

Submissions from 2014

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Men and Feminism: The Art of Negotiation, Emma Craig, Stonehill College

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"Wiser and Wider": An Analysis of DSD Treatment Protocol in the Netherlands and Practitioner and Patient Attitudes Towards Medical Care, Mel Ferrara, Muhlenberg College

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Normaal is gek genoeg: Homonormativity & Inclusivity in Amsterdam’s LGBTQ Community, Devin Hanley, Knox College

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Slachtofferhulp: An Analysis of the Amsterdam Police Department’s Response to Lesbian Domestic Violence, Taylor Sczymecki, Skidmore College

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Accessing Canal Pride: The Intersection of Identities for LGBT People with Physical Disabilities at a Global Event, Margaret Webb, Mount Holyoke College

Submissions from 2013

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“Let’s Talk About Sex, Baby”: An Explorative Study of Sexual Communication Between Heterosexual Couples in The Netherlands, Maggy Di Costanzo, University of Puget Sound

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How far would you go with him?: Interethnic Romantic and Sexual Encounters and Relations among Men in the Dutch Context, Dillon C. Harvey, Brandeis University

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"It's About the Way You Fold Your Underwear": Dutch Interracial Relationships in the Colonial Context, Sarah Iverson, Smith College

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There Are No Fat People in The Netherlands: Embodied Identities, Hypervisibility, and the Contextual Relevancy of Fatness, Jean Ochterski, Mount Holyoke College

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Legislative Impact of the Construction of an “Abortion Culture”: A Comparative Analysis of the Enaction and Impact of Abortion Restriction Legislation in the Netherlands and the United States, Anna Schmitz, Macalester College

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Cultivating Change: Women Transforming Holland’s Food System, Meg VanDeusen, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Submissions from 2012

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Prettiest in Pink? Dutch Teenage Girls and Femininity, Leah Allen, St. Michael's College

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Who Are You to Tell Me What I Need and Don’t Need: An Investigation of the Medicalization of Transsexuality in the Netherlands, Brian Richter, Washington University in St. Louis

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“Diversity is Our Daily Bread”: An Exploratory Study of the Dutch ‘Sexual Diversity in Education’ Policy, Alex Sirotzki, University of Washington-Seattle

Submissions from 2011

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Men of God Homosexual and Catholic Identity Negotiation, Through Holland‟s Catholic Priests, Kyle Alexander, Fordham University

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Passing the Test: The Transgender Self, Society and Femininity, Allison Bischoff, Washington University in St. Louis

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The Perfect Storm: How Pro-Abortion Activists in the Netherlands Incite Social Change From International Waters, Julia Ellis‐Kahana, Brown University

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Doulas Going Dutch: The Role of Professional Labor Support in the Netherlands, Monica He, Rice University

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The Continuously Changing Self: The Story of Surinamese Creole Migration to the Netherlands, Jenise Ogle, Harvard University

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Love for Sale: How Working Conditions Influence the Dramaturgical Presentation of Self for Sex Workers in Amsterdam, Elizabeth Scheib, Fordham University

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Reconstructing the Farm: Life Stories of Dutch Female Farmers, Marisa Turesky, Brandeis University

Submissions from 2010

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Queering Normal or Normalizing Queer? Marriage Equality and the Divisions Between the Queer and Mainstream Gay Movements in the Netherlands, Catharine Atkins, Vassar College

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Discursive Study on Centrality of Dutch Society, Religiosity, and Female Body: How Five Women Reflect, on Faith, on Embodiment, and on Dutchness., Mollie Rachel Garber, American University

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Alcohol and Dutch Masculinity: How Does Alcohol Influence the Dutch Male Image?, Adriana Lara, Franklin & Marshall College

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HIV Risk Factors Among Moroccan and Turkish Same-Sex Attracted Youth in Amsterdam, Daniel Woznica, Washington University in St. Louis

Submissions from 2009

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The Legalities and Realities of Emancipation Policies in the Netherlands and Their Associated Welfare State Typologies, Leigh Ellis, American University

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Integrating Identities: Negotiating the Religious Lives of Homosexual Christians in the Netherlands, Scott Mitchell, University of Notre Dame

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Gendered Perspectives on Holland’s Prison Programs: Statistics and Practices, Amanda Pisetzner, Lafayette College

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Breaking the Silence: Professionals of Hera Speak Out About Lesbian Battering, Janelle Thompson, Lafayette College

Submissions from 2008

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Growing Up Gay in a “Tolerant” Society, John Frank, University of Richmond

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Sex Education in Amsterdam: What They Do and Why They Choose to Do It., Coral E. Hackler, Fort Lewis College

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The Legacies and Potentials of Feminism in Art de Appel Arts Centre, Amsterdam: A Case Study, Tatyana Neplioueva, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Submissions from 2007

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Effects of Standardization on Cultural Identity and Community Involvement: Transgender Clients at the Vrije Universiteit Gender Clinic, Benjamin Davis, CUNY Hunter College

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The Effects of Space on Sex Worker Experience: A Study of Amsterdam’s Red Light District, Hannah Koski, Vassar College

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Unholy Union: The Convergence of Agendas Between the Gay Community and the Political Right-Wing in the Netherlands, Michael Wayne Perry, Wake Forest University

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AIDS Optimism and Condom Usage Among Men who Have Sex With Men in Australia, The Netherlands and United States., Tan Pham, University of Connecticut

Submissions from 2006

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Nieuwe Moslima’s: Gender Discourse, Identity, and Conversion in the Netherlands, Jenna Henderson, Yale University

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Individual Responsibility Concerning HIV Transmission Among MSM: A Comparative Study of the Effectiveness of NGO Intervention Policies and Their Practical Applications Within the United Kingdom, Australia, and the Netherlands, Martha Kienbaum, Smith College

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Reproducing Social Identities: Employer-Employee Relationships Within Paid Domestic Labor in the Netherlands, Melissa MacDonald, Smith College

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Ethnic and Gender Identity in Hip-Hop Among Three Female Emcees in the Netherlands, Shoshana Walter, Mount Holyoke College

Submissions from 2005

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Finding a Sexual Dialogue with Children: A Dutch Model, Cassandra Baxter, Wheaton College

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“Apparently, I am a Pedophile:” Living and Coping as a Child-Lover in the Netherlands, Andrew Extein, Pomona College