The concept of intergenerational dialogue refers to communication between different generations of people within a particular group or movement. In this context, it is used specifically to describe...
The relationship between oppression, identity formation, and collective memory has been a central theme in the study of queer history and culture, particularly within the context of the former Soviet...
How does engagement in virtual queer communities affect identity formation, social bonding, and political mobilization in ways that challenge offline heteronormative structures?
The growth of...
A recent study has shown that bullying and discrimination can significantly affect the identity formation and psychological development of queer adolescents, particularly those who identify as...
Gender-expansive language has gained significant attention in recent years due to its impact on individuals who identify as non-binary or transgender. It refers to using language that acknowledges...
When people think about identity formation today, they tend to imagine it as a process that involves personal choice and self-discovery.
This has never been the case for many marginalized groups....
I will explore how isolation and digital connectivity can influence identity formation, relationality, and social integration in individuals. Isolation is defined as being disconnected from others...
How does being born into an unsupportive family influence a person's self-esteem, confidence, and resilience? This question is at the heart of a growing body of research focused on understanding how...
Queer representation in animation and media has become increasingly prevalent in recent years, with numerous shows and films featuring LGBTQ+ characters and themes. This increased visibility has had...
Queer Visual Arts offer an important perspective on identity formation, desire, and the politics of representation. They provide a platform for people who identify as LGBTQ+ to express themselves...