Consideration 1: Definition of the Target Group
The very first step towards ensuring the reliability and usefulness of crowdsourced data on LGBTQ+ representation is defining the target group...
The lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) community has been fighting for rights and equality since the early days of the civil rights movement. Activists have fought for equal protection under...
In order to understand how trans embodiment exemplifies ongoing processes of becoming and ontological fluidity, it is important to first define these terms. Ongoing processes refer to the idea that...
Intersectionality is a term that refers to the way that identities can overlap and interact in various ways. This means that people who identify as LGBT may experience different types of...
Mental health is an important part of overall well-being, and it is essential that everyone has access to quality care.
Providing mental health services can sometimes present unique challenges...
How does learning incentive models affect employee engagement, professional development, and safety compliance among LGBT workers?
Let's discuss what is meant by "learning incentive model" when it...
Replication Barriers Revealing Deep Institutional Attachment to Cisnormativity
Cisnormativity is a term that describes the assumption that everyone is cisgender, which means identifying with the...
How does the interplay of medical systems, social recognition and personal history affect post‑transition adaptation, and how might emerging models of care, community and policy support enduring...
Stigmatization is an experience that causes people to be marginalized due to their identity or actions. Moralized stigma refers to the belief that certain individuals are inherently immoral,...
Trans Embodiment and its Impact on Human Categorization
I will explore the ways that trans embodiment can challenge the traditional understanding of "the human" within phenomenological and ethical...