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Ulrika Dahl is a Cultural Anthropologist and Professor of Gender Studies at Uppsala University in Sweden. Her interests are feminist and queer politics and theory, critical race and whiteness studies, decolonial pedagogies, femininity, affect, and queer kinship and reproduction. Ulrika was senior editor of lambda Nordica - Nordic journal of LGBTQ studies from 2009-2020 and she has published extensively on Nordic queer studies, gender studies and on the figure of the femme. She was Project leader for the project Queer(y)ing Kinship in the Baltic Region (funded by the Foundation for Baltic and East European Studies) and currently works in a Forte-funded research project (with Rikke Andreassen) entitled Scandinavian Border Crossings: Race and Nation in Queer Assisted Reproduction with a focus on biopolitics, race and nation in contemporary queer family making. She is also beginning new research on the conservative turn in (Nordic) feminism and gender studies and their relation to gender critical feminism and anti-gender movements. With a passion for creative writing, Ulrika is currently also working on her second book in Swedish, a lyric essay on queer kinship, desire and embodied knowledge. Joanna Mizielinska holds a D.S.s (habilitation) in sociology, from the University of Warsaw and a Ph.D. in Feminist Philosophy, Institute of Philosophy and Sociology from the Polish Academy of Sciences. Currently, she works at the Institute of Sociology, Collegium Civitas. She was the Principal Investigator of the project Families of Choice in Poland (2013-2016). Raili Uibo holds a PhD in Gender Studies from Soedertoern University. Her PhD project was part of the international research project Queer(y)ing Kinship in the Baltic Region and explores how LGBTQ+ people in Estonia are doing close relationships, care and intimacy. She received her MA in Gender Studies from Lund University and BA in Sociology from Tallinn University. Her research interests are queer and feminist theory and activism, post-socialist and decolonial Studies.

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