Queer social recognition is an emerging concept that refers to the acknowledgment and acceptance of non-heteronormative identities within society. This means recognizing and valuing diverse sexual...
Society is slowly but surely changing its perception about the LGBT community from one that views them as "deviants" to one that celebrates their unique identity. This shift towards acceptance has...
What is Queer Inclusivity?
Queer inclusivity refers to the practice of recognizing and accepting people who do not identify as heterosexual or cisgender, including individuals who are lesbian,...
The exclusion and erasure of LGBT individuals from formal and informal social institutions have significant consequences. It contributes to their marginalization and discrimination, which often leads...
Queer history has been neglected for centuries due to societal norms that marginalize LGBTQ+ individuals and their stories. As such, many important contributions have gone unrecognized, leaving a...
Architecture and Design Practices Incorporating Queer Perspectives to Create Inclusive Spaces
As societies become increasingly diverse, architectural and design practices have an opportunity to...
How can educational institutions design interventions that provide psychological support while fostering inclusion and equity for LGBT students?
Educational institutions have a responsibility to...
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...
In traditional classroom settings, students from various backgrounds may feel marginalized due to their sexual orientation or gender identity. Queer-informed pedagogy recognizes this disparity and...
Societal institutions such as families, schools, workplaces, religious groups, sports clubs, and social organizations play an essential role in shaping attitudes towards people who identify as...