Moral Courage in Queer Contexts
Moral courage can be defined as having the strength to stand up for one's beliefs despite personal risk or potential consequences. In queer contexts involving...
There are various ways that individuals can practice their sexuality while also maintaining their faith.
They could explore non-monogamy, which allows them to have multiple partners but still...
Social marginalization refers to the exclusion of individuals from mainstream society due to their membership in minority groups that are different from societal norms, such as LGBT youth. The...
Emotional resilience refers to an individual's ability to cope with stressful situations and bounce back from difficult circumstances while maintaining their mental well-being. Moral courage is the...
Adolescence is an important time in human development when individuals begin to establish their identity, form relationships, and develop their moral compass. Experiences of marginalization can shape...
What strategies promote moral resilience, ethical agency, and spiritual growth in LGBTQ youth facing religious exclusion or condemnation?
LGBTQ youth face discrimination, prejudice, bullying, and...
In contemporary philosophy, the notion of personal transformation has been a central concern for thinkers across different traditions. From Plato to Sartre, from Heidegger to Foucault, from Nietzsche...
There has been growing interest in understanding how individuals can develop moral resilience and ethical agency through reflecting on their experiences of adversity and marginalization. Moral...
Trans embodiment involves the experience of living with a body that does not match one's gender identity. This can be a challenging and transformative process, requiring individuals to navigate...
Moral reflection is an essential process that involves critical thinking about one's values and beliefs and how they relate to one's actions. Ethical agency refers to the ability to make responsible...