By Abby Whiteley Editor’s Note: Abby Whiteley is Vice-President of QuidditchUK and Captain of Oxford Mammoths Next Steps 1. Changing Cultures Transparency and Frustration 2.1. Emotional Investment 2.2. Improved Understanding What can NGBs actually do? […]
By Abby Whiteley Editor’s Note: Abby Whiteley is Vice-President of QuidditchUK and Captain of Oxford Mammoths Introduction Background Volunteering in European NGBs 3.1. Survey results 3.2. Club vs NGB volunteering The free-rider problem 4.1. […]
By Annemieke Drost Gender and quidditch is always a spicy combination, and this is certainly the case in the livestreaming sphere (as covered previously by yours truly in “Are we breaking gender rule”). Stereotypically, streams […]
By Abby Whiteley As the domestic 2018-19 season winds down, it is time to start our annual discussion about our hopes and dreams for next season. Something which has been bothering me with quidditch in […]
By Nicole Hammer, Briana Earhart, and Meredith Whiting World Cup is coming back to the United States! The 2020 International Quidditch Association World Cup will be held in Richmond, Virginia. Based in the home […]
By Annemieke Drost If you’re referring to the average quidditch livestream crew, probably. Over the past 1.5 years, I have worked behind the scenes at six quidditch livestreams, including World Cup Florence, and for a lot […]
By Nicole Hammer If you are like most NGBs, you were upset that one of the IQA’s Board of Trustee members, Nicholas Oughtibridge, decided to follow my lead and go rogue from the IQA. It […]
By Nicole Hammer and Alejo Enriquez Last year, three countries competed at the 2017 Copa del Sur tournament. This event showcased the playing of South America and was hosted by Chile, an emerging area of […]
By Mel Müller Editor’s Note: Mel Müller is one of the two editors-in-chief at QP. They formerly played and coached Lucerne’s quidditch team Pilatus Patronus and are currently national beater coach of Team Switzerland. All […]
By Steffen Wirsching Editor’s Note: Steffen Wirsching is the coach of Team Germany and plays for Darmstadt Athenas. For years, the quidditch landscape in Germany was dominated by three teams: Rheinos Bonn, Darmstadt Athenas, and […]
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