Advocacy and activist communities provide individuals with an opportunity to express their opinions, connect with others who share similar interests and concerns, and work towards positive change in...
Activism and community engagement have long been recognized as powerful tools for promoting social change and advocating for important causes.
Recent research has shown that participating in these...
Visual journalism is an increasingly important form of media that seeks to document real events and people in order to tell stories that matter.
It has been criticized for its ability to...
Normativity, Ethics, and Social Justice
The normative beliefs about sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression are often considered to be deeply ingrained within societies, cultures, and...
Can participation in advocacy and educational programs enhance social confidence and self-acceptance? Yes, it is possible for individuals to develop greater social confidence and self-acceptance...
Queer individuals face discrimination and oppression in many aspects of life due to their identity, including employment, housing, education, healthcare, and personal relationships. Advocacy groups...
How does the emotional labor of constant self-education and advocacy impact the mental well-being of queer professionals and activists?
Mental health is an essential part of every individual's...
The term "intersectionality" refers to the way that different forms of discrimination can intersect and compound one another, creating unique experiences for certain individuals who identify with...
Ethical Responsibilities Arising from Privileged Positions in Marginalized Communities
Privilege is the societal advantage that some people have over others based on their gender, race, class,...
How did queer activism in post-socialist contexts adapt to political repression, censorship, and social marginalization, and which strategies proved most sustainable?
Queer activists faced many...