Queer approaches to grief are unique in their ability to challenge conventional understandings of mourning and offer new frameworks for ethical, embodied practices of care and connection. By...
Queer healing practices have been around for centuries and challenge western medical reductionism through their holistic approach to wellness. These practices incorporate both physical and emotional...
The term "double discrimination" refers to the experience of being subjected to multiple forms of prejudice and marginalization based on one's intersecting identities. For members of the LGBTQ+...
Chronic Experiences of Discrimination Shape Queer Individuals' Life Trajectories
Over the past century, there has been significant progress made towards recognizing LGBTQ+ rights.
Despite these...
Opportunities and Limitations Exist for Virtual Support Networks
Virtual support networks can be incredibly useful tools for fostering meaningful connections, emotional resilience, and collective...
There has been an increasing awareness among queer communities about the importance of taking care of themselves and their loved ones. This is reflected in various forms of activism that promote...
Collective care is essential for sustained activist engagement, but it can be challenging to maintain personal well-being while supporting others' needs. Effective strategies for collective care...
As technology continues to shape every aspect of our lives, it is becoming increasingly important to consider how it affects our mental health and wellbeing. For LGBT individuals, who often face...
Queer families are those that defy traditional gender roles and heteronormativity, and they often have unique approaches to creating family structures and dynamics. One way they do this is through...
Introduction to Virtual Support Networks for LGBT Individuals
Virtual support networks are online communities that provide a safe space for members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender...