Intergenerational collaboration refers to projects and activities that bring together individuals from different generations, such as young people and older adults, for creative and social purposes....
Queer-informed educational practices refer to teaching methods that consider LGBTQ+ identities, experiences, and perspectives within educational contexts. These practices aim to create safe,...
How can the integration of queer heritage into academic curricula reshape our understanding of history, culture, and identity?
Queer heritage refers to the historical, cultural, and social...
The article will examine the impact that artificial intelligence algorithms used to generate social media feeds have on the visibility, representation, and erasure of LGBTQ communities. This is an...
Queer cinema is a form of media that focuses on LGBTQ+ themes, stories, and identities. It has gained popularity in recent years, largely due to the increased visibility and acceptance of queer...
Authentic political participation has played a crucial role in promoting the inclusion of LGBT communities through the development of inclusive policies, public attitudes, and institutional reforms....
Is representation a sufficient measure of social justice, or must structural change accompany it?
The question of whether representation alone is enough to achieve social justice has been debated...
Queer Storylines in Games: Resistance Against Systemic Erasure of Marginalized Identities
In the gaming world, there has been a growing call for greater representation of LGBTQ+ identities in...
Queer trauma is an important and sensitive subject to explore through various forms of media, including literature and visual culture.
There are ethical limits that need to be considered when...
Queer Studies is an academic discipline that examines social and cultural issues affecting nonheterosexual identities, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and asexual...