What is the role of religion in supporting survivors?
Religious communities can be a powerful force for change when it comes to supporting survivors. They provide emotional and spiritual comfort,...
Religious communities often have strict moral codes that dictate behavior related to sex and gender roles. These belief systems may shape how members view and experience sexual abuse, influencing...
Societal and Psychological Consequences of Banning Sexual Education in Religious Schools
Sexual education is often seen as an important part of school curricula worldwide.
Some communities have...
Hidden favoritism and inequity in promotions can result from various factors such as nepotism, cronyism, personal connections, or systemic bias.
One factor that is often overlooked is sexual...
Sexual coercion is an act that forces someone into unwanted sexual activity through force, manipulation, blackmail, drugs, or threats of violence. It often happens in workplace environments where...
The term "coercive sexual experience" is commonly used to refer to any situation where an individual feels forced or coerced into engaging in sexual activity against their will. This can include...
Sexual violence is an issue that affects people from all walks of life, including individuals who come from different social classes and economic backgrounds.
Research has shown that low-income...
Sexual misconduct among leaders is a serious issue that has been receiving increased attention in recent years due to high-profile cases involving politicians, business executives, and celebrities....
This article focuses on the ethical and emotional implications that arise when the voices of the LGBTQ+ community are suppressed or misrepresented in public dialogue. It explores the impact this has...
The erasure of queer histories is a common tactic employed by dominant cultural narratives to maintain control and power over marginalized groups. By denying queer people a visible presence in...