How Does Exposure to Positive Role Models Enhance Resilience Among LGBTQ+ Adolescents Facing Discrimination?
Research suggests that adolescence is a critical period for identity development,...
Collective resilience is an important factor in promoting emotional recovery after shared traumatic events. It refers to the ability of individuals to work together and support each other during...
In this paper, I will discuss how intimate relationships can contribute to collective resilience and community wellbeing in marginalized populations. Marginalization is defined as the process of...
Queer perspectives on suffering reshape philosophical theories of resilience and the human condition because they challenge traditional ideas about how to interpret and respond to pain, trauma, loss,...
LGBTQ+ stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, and aplus. These terms refer to people who identify themselves as members of a community that is often...
Discrimination is a common problem faced by many communities, particularly those that are marginalized or underrepresented. It often takes the form of prejudice based on race, gender, sexual...
How Can Art Serve As Both A Therapeutic And Political Practice Transforming Experiences Of Marginalization Into Collective Resilience And Imaginative Social Action?
Art has been used for centuries...
How can artistic practice transform experiences of discrimination into collective resilience, imaginative reconstruction, and socio-political intervention?
When people experience discrimination...
Queer survival is an act of resistance against systems that seek to silence, exclude, and dehumanize queer people. It involves creating spaces for ourselves where we can be seen, heard, and...
Volunteering is an act of giving time, effort, knowledge, skills, resources, and commitment for community service without pay or personal gain. Volunteers help others in need, strengthen communities,...