LGBTQIA+ individuals face various challenges when it comes to accessing mental health services due to discrimination, stigma, and lack of knowledge about their needs. There is limited research on...
Justice and Equality
Justice is often understood as fairness or impartiality in the application of laws, principles, and standards. It involves treating people equally according to their merits...
Does equality at work require cultural revolution or merely better policy enforcement?
There is a great deal of discussion today about how to ensure equal opportunities for women in the workplace....
How does public perception of quotas reflect societal anxieties about fairness, power, and diversity?
Quotas are policies that set a minimum or maximum limit for specific groups within a...
Economic vulnerability is a state of being economically unstable or disadvantaged. Queer identity refers to people who do not identify as heterosexual or cisgendered. Economic vulnerability can...
There are many ways to interpret the concept of human rights. Some people believe it is about the right to life, liberty, and security, while others see it as an opportunity for freedom from...
The concept of institutionalized diversity has become increasingly popular in recent years as more people seek to challenge traditional views about gender roles and sexual identities.
There is a...
Financial independence is often touted as a key component to achieving queer liberation.
It cannot replace the fight for social justice in creating true freedom for LGBTQ+ people. While it may...
Systemic biases within healthcare institutions have been present for decades, but they are particularly harmful when it comes to LGBTQ patients who face unique challenges in accessing quality care....
Economic precarity is defined as the lack of financial stability and security that often leads to a sense of instability and fear about the future. Queer identity refers to an individual's...