The term "nontraditional family" refers to families that do not fit into the conventional definition of a heterosexual couple raising biological children together. This includes same-sex couples,...
Classroom Representation
Classrooms are environments where children learn about the world around them through direct and indirect experiences. In many schools today, students may encounter peers...
Chosen family is a term used to describe an intentional network of support outside of one's immediate biological family. While it may be comprised of friends or acquaintances, it often involves...
The most common type of household is that of a heterosexual couple with children.
There has been an increasing trend towards more diverse families, including those with multiple races,...
The concept of parenthood has traditionally been associated with heteronormativity and cisgender individuals. This means that societal norms and expectations surrounding parenthood often exclude...
Children and Sexual Identity
Children learn about their identity through various experiences that they encounter during childhood. One aspect of this process is the development of their sexual...
The reimagining of sacred history through queer interpretation has been changing the way people understand salvation in recent years. This is because it provides new insights into the nature of human...
How do societal attitudes toward queer parenthood influence legislation, resource access, and social recognition of diverse families?
Queer parenthood is defined as the process of raising children...
Inclusive theology is a concept that encourages diversity, acceptance, and love for all people regardless of their gender identity, sexual orientation, and relationship status. It promotes an...
Different types of alternative kinship arrangements, such as polyamory, open marriage, and nontraditional parenting, have been gaining popularity among members of the lesbian, gay, bisexual,...