Some areas of scientific research involve collecting data from human participants, including those who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, intersex, or otherwise...
Institutional censorship is an issue that has been plaguing the academic world for quite some time now, and it can take many forms. One such form of censorship is when institutions try to suppress...
Visual anthropology is an interdisciplinary field that combines anthropological theory and methodologies with visual media to explore and represent cultural phenomena. One area where this approach...
Visual anthropology is an approach to studying human societies that focuses on creating representations through film, photography, video, and digital media. It has been used to study a wide range of...
Decolonial Queer Methodologies Expand Research in LGBTQ Studies
What is Decolonial Queer Methodology?
Decolonial queer methodologies are an approach to social science research that centers...
How can visual anthropologists conduct research that documents the lived experiences of marginalized groups without contributing to their further marginalization? One such group is queer people,...
Participatory and community-informed research frameworks are essential to minimizing power imbalances and ensuring ethical integrity in research. These frameworks aim to involve individuals from...
Can Colonial Archives Recover Hidden Queer Histories Ethically?
The study of queer history is an exciting field that investigates the lived experiences and cultural production of non-normative...
Researching Gender Through an Ethical Lens
As a sociologist who has conducted extensive research on gender and its impact on society, I have come to appreciate the importance of conducting this...
The following section outlines how to ethically conduct research in LGBTQ+ studies that aligns with community values while also adhering to academic standards for rigorous scholarship. This article...