Sexualized peer behavior is defined as interactions between adolescents that involve sexual touching, sexual talk, or displays of sexual interest. Exposure to this type of behavior can have...
Mutual recognition is an important concept in the study of emotional reciprocity. It refers to how individuals recognize each other's feelings and respond accordingly. This means that both parties in...
Emotional intelligence, self-awareness, and introspection are crucial aspects of personal growth that can help individuals improve their understanding of themselves and others. By developing these...
Queer Hermeneutics is an approach to biblical interpretation that seeks to understand the Bible's message through the lens of LGBTQ+ identity. This method examines the original languages, historical...
Queer-Inclusive Religious Education is an important aspect that should be considered when teaching students about religion and its impact on society. It provides them with the tools they need to...
There has been an increasing awareness of the importance of historical consciousness in shaping the identities of people belonging to marginalized groups, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, and...
There has been increased attention to the intersectional nature of multiple forms of oppression, including racism, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, classism, religious discrimination, and more. The...
Ethical Reasoning in Extracurricular Program Design for LGBTQ+ Youth
The purpose of this article is to explore how ethical reasoning can be used to create safe and inclusive extracurricular...
Moral imagination refers to the ability to imagine oneself in different situations and perspectives that may involve emotional and moral dilemmas. This skill is essential for developing empathy,...
1) Processes of reflection, self-awareness, and narrative construction can all contribute to ethical reasoning, emotional intelligence, and relational competence. These are important components of...