Climate anxiety is defined as an emotional response to the realization that human activity is causing rapid and significant changes to the environment, which can lead to major consequences for future...
There has been a growing interest in how queer performance art can engage with environmental themes, ethical reflection, and ecological activism to promote sustainability and social justice. Queer...
1) Cultural Notions of Fairness
Cultural notions of fairness have played an important role in shaping global negotiations related to climate, trade, and political cooperation.
Different...
LGBTQ+ movements have historically been connected to other social justice struggles through their shared experiences of marginalization and oppression. In recent years, this connection has...
Mainstream media outlets have often been criticized for their lack of coverage on social justice movements and issues that are considered to be taboo or controversial.
Recent trends show that...
Rituals of visibility are powerful tools for challenging the negative effects of societal erasure and promoting positive self-perception among marginalized groups. By bringing attention to...
How might intersectional queer activism integrate climate justice, migration, and digital labor concerns, and what strategies will promote inclusion, equity, and effective...
Intersectional queer activism has played an important role in advancing social justice movements globally.
The effects of climate change, mass migration, and increasing digitalization have...
Queer theology is an emerging religious movement that challenges traditional notions of gender, sexuality, and spirituality. It is based on the belief that God loves all people regardless of their...
Activism is a powerful tool for social change that has been used throughout history to bring about positive transformations in society.
Traditional activist movements have often failed to consider...