The erasure of queer contributions to history is harmful because it prevents us from fully understanding how much work has gone into achieving social change for LGBTQ+ people. By ignoring or...
I will discuss the role that theatre plays in exploring queer identities through experimental performances and the impact of audience participation on such productions. Theatre is an important...
The term 'queer' refers to individuals who identify themselves as something other than heterosexual, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, asexual, pansexual, nonbinary,...
There has been an increasing interest in researching beauty, body politics, and queer identity. This trend has raised several ethical concerns related to the collection and analysis of data, the...
Queer pedagogical approaches involve creating learning environments that are open to diverse perspectives, including those that challenge traditional views of gender, sexuality, and power dynamics....
Can Schools Act as Laboratories for Moral Imagination, Challenging Conformity, Prejudice, and Normative Assumptions?
A school is an institution where children are taught to understand and apply...
Queer history is a field that examines the experiences and contributions of LGBTQ+ individuals throughout time.
Many of these stories have been lost to the annals of time due to societal stigma...
Empathy is an important quality that allows individuals to understand and share the feelings of others. It involves putting oneself in another person's shoes and experiencing their emotions from...
School-based LGBTQ+ Initiatives: Cultivating Moral Reasoning, Empathy, and Social Justice Awareness
LGBTQ+ initiatives are an essential part of creating a safe and inclusive learning environment...
The concept of erasure is widely used in queer studies to describe how the history of non-heterosexual individuals has been systematically ignored, repressed, omitted, silenced, or rewritten,...