Burnout and secondary trauma are serious issues that affect many people who work in LGBT advocacy. Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged exposure to...
Identity concealment, which involves hiding aspects of one's personal life from colleagues for fear of negative consequences such as discrimination or rejection, has become increasingly prevalent in...
Philosophy is a discipline that explores the nature of reality and existence through critical thinking and rational inquiry. It has been used to understand various aspects of human experience,...
Psychological Dynamics of Sustained LGBT Activism
Activists who work for social justice movements like the LGBT community face many challenges that can lead to burnout and decreased effectiveness....
The term "emotional exhaustion" refers to the state of being emotionally drained and depleted after prolonged exposure to stressful situations. This state can negatively impact an individual's...
Psychological Strategies for Long-Term Social Justice Work
Long-term social justice work requires dedication, commitment, and resilience from activists to fight against discrimination based on...
LGBT activism involves working towards the social and political equality of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals. It is important for LGBT activists to stay motivated and...
When people think about activists, they often envision passionate individuals who are willing to stand up for what they believe in and fight for change.
This dedication comes at a cost – activists...
LGBT activists face many challenges in their work to achieve social justice for their communities. One significant challenge is maintaining psychological well-being while working towards these goals...
How Marginalized Queer Activists Navigate Burnout in Movements That Demand Constant Visibility
Marginalized queer activists face unique challenges when it comes to navigating burnout in movements...