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.
The stats are in, and here's what you were reading most from Hopkins Press journals in March 2025 through Project MUSE. Featuring long-time favorites from Journal of Democracy, Hispania, World Politics and Perspectives in Biology and Medicine and newer entries...
In celebration of Trans Day of Visibility, held each year on March 31, we surveyed our recent books and journal articles by and about the trans community. From current events to romantic literature, we're showcasing a broad range of research that is...
February's access numbers have been tallied, and the top 20 Hopkins Press articles you and your colleagues read on Project MUSE can be revealed! Last month's breakout hit was Jacqueline Antonovich's "White Coats, White Hoods: The Medical Politics of the Ku...