
Avery Franken
PhD Candidate in Queer Geographies at University of Amsterdam; researches LGBTQ+ place-making and excluded communities in queer scenes, with focus on emotional experiences of queer migrants.
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Jul 8, 2026
Creating spaces of and for difference in Amsterdam with Avery Franken
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Avery FrankenGUEST
Also, Queer Amsterdam, the organization, an alternative to Pride, does not exist anymore to the best of my knowledge.

Avery FrankenGUEST
Yeah, it's interesting that you also reading the chapter felt the fragmentedness, um, and holding lots of things together.

Avery FrankenGUEST
I- I'm glad that that got across because it does really reflect what it's like to live in Amsterdam as a queer person or someone who engages with the queer scene.
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Joe JukesHOST
So could you speak to your interest in affect and emotion here, and how these might relate to spatial experience?