Introduction: Bodies Beyond Captivity? The Case for Queer Carceral Studies / James Gacek and Richard Jochelson Part 1: On Captive Policies and Programs 1 Obscured When Confined: An Exploration of Federally Sentenced Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer People / Andrew Caldwell (Wa-Wa-Ti-In-In-Ne) 2 Bill C-16 and Trans People in Custody: The Consequences of Failing to Uphold Policy Change / Rachel Loewen Walker and Bryce Stoliker 3 The Barriers Queer People Face Behind Bars: A Thematic Analysis of Office of the Correctional Investigator Reports / Ava Bowns and James Gacek Part 2: On Captive Lives and Litigation 4 A Queer State of Emergency: Transgender and Non-Binary Persons' Experiences Inside and Outside Tunisian Prisons / Iheb Chammam, Andrew M. Jefferson, and Fathia El Bedoui 5 Transphobia Is What Is Keeping Me Hostage: Extending Understandings of Detention in the Global Carceral Border Regime / Eliana Rubashkyn and Brandy Cochrane 6 The Socio-Carceral Dynamics of Trans Inmate Caselaw: Between Rights and Risks / James Gacek, Richard Jochelson, Lauren Corcoran, and Marisa Ranieri Part 3: On Captive Socio-Cultural and Geographical Boundaries 7 Rites of Passage and Communal Showers: Liminal Spaces for 2SLGBTQ+ Inmates in a Hypermasculine Colombian Prison / Juan Sebastian Palacios Parra 8 I Am Not a Man! Social Construction and Systemic Treatment of Lesbians on Death Row / Stacie Merken 9 LGBTQ+ Informed Approaches to Care in Women's Prisons: A Letter-Writing Study in Britain / Kayleigh Charlton Conclusion: Queer Carceral Studies: Captivating Considerations and Future Directions / James Gacek and Richard Jochelson.