Johns Hopkins University Press is dedicated to championing LGBTQIA+ voices and bringing critical scholarship on queer issues to a wide audience. We connect readers to evidence-based work on LGBTQIA+ topics via our extensive books and journals publishing programs, and Project MUSE. Our 2024 Gallery represents the wide range of LGBTQIA+ voices featured in our work.
BOOKS
Browse recent Hopkins Press books on LGBTQIA+ issues in STEM, history, education and beyond.
LGBTQIA+ topics are frequently addressed across 110+ Hopkins Press journals, spanning the arts and humanities, technology and medicine, higher education, history, political science, and library science.
Discover a diverse collection of books and journals on Project MUSE covering LGBTQIA+ topics, from higher ed and politics to religion, media, and beyond — all available on MUSE.
Each year, thousands of scholars dig into the Hopkins Press journals library using Project MUSE, and at the end of the year, we're always eager to see which articles garnered the most readers. With more than 110 academic journals on our roster, the span of...
Which Hopkins Press journal articles were you reading most in December? We tallied up our Project MUSE results and found you were reading about the history of GLP-1 pharmaceuticals, work-from-home conditions around the world, Afro hair in the time of slavery...
To accompany our podcast interview with Callaloo executive editor Kyla Kupferstein Torres, we took a survey to collect some of the memorable entries Callaloo has published over the years. Callaloo, the premier journal of literature, art, and culture of the...