Myth and Symbolic Storytelling are powerful tools that have been used throughout history to convey messages about identity, ethics, and society. In recent years, these modes of communication have...
Ritualized embodiment is an important aspect of many cultures, particularly those that identify with specific religious beliefs or traditions. It involves the physical manifestation of these beliefs...
Imagine you are an LGBTQ+ individual who has recently moved to Canada from your home country. You have left behind everything familiar – family, friends, language, culture – to start a new life in a...
Bisexuals are people who have emotional, romantic, and/or physical attraction to both men and women. They can be male, female, nonbinary, genderqueer, transgender, queer, or cisgender. This means...
To write about this complex topic, I will break it down into several key concepts and subtopics that are often intertwined in the debate around loyalty to cultural heritage and individual autonomy....
The reinterpretation of sacred stories can be seen as an act of spiritual survival because it allows individuals to connect with their cultural heritage while adapting to new circumstances. By...
Digital archives have become increasingly important for preserving the history and culture of underrepresented groups, including those that identify as LGBTQ+. These archives can provide access to...
In modern societies, there has been increasing awareness of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, and asexual identities (LGBTQIA) among people from various...
Digital Storytelling is an increasingly popular method of communication that has gained traction among individuals from all walks of life, particularly those who identify themselves as belonging to...
Families with deeply rooted traditional or religious beliefs often struggle to find ways to show acceptance for their LGBTQ relatives while maintaining their cultural heritage. This can be difficult...