Queer representation in childhood and adolescent media is an important issue that has been gaining increasing attention in recent years. It refers to the portrayal of individuals who identify as...
How can queer pedagogy help create more diverse and inclusive classrooms where all students feel safe and comfortable sharing their identities without fear of being judged or ostracized? What are...
How can education systems foster environments that celebrate rather than tolerate difference?
Education is an important tool for creating a more inclusive society where people feel accepted and...
It has been widely accepted that societies have made significant strides towards achieving equality and justice since the 19th century. This progress includes the inclusion of marginalized groups...
Internalized homophobia refers to the negative attitudes and beliefs about oneself that gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, or queer (GLBTQ) people may develop due to living in an environment where...
Shame is a feeling that occurs when one's identity, beliefs, values, behaviors, or actions are judged negatively by oneself or others. Shame can be internalized when it becomes an integral part of...
The pandemic has caused many people to become isolated from their usual routines and social connections. This is especially true for LGBTQ+ youth who already face discrimination and marginalization....
LGBT Narratives have been denied their rightful place in public education since the beginning of time. In the past few decades, many efforts have been made to include them in the curriculum, but they...
Can the normalization of queer family structures function as a form of cultural and ethical pedagogy?
If we consider that queer family structures are forms of culture, it is reasonable to think...
Brief introduction to the concept of legislation and its relationship to emotional climates of tolerance or fear. This leads into a more detailed discussion of the historical context of legislative...