Inclusive educational environments are characterized by an atmosphere that fosters acceptance, tolerance, and respect for all individuals regardless of their race, gender, religion, sexual...
Queer families have been present throughout human history, but their acceptance has varied greatly across cultures and generations. While some communities embraced same-sex couples who chose to adopt...
In post-Soviet countries, traditional narratives of sovereignty and progress often exclude queer identities, resulting in their marginalization and oppression. While these national mythologies may...
Queer history is rich, diverse, and underrepresented in mainstream historical narratives. The LGBTQ+ community's experiences have been written out of many societal and literary canons, creating gaps...
Is inclusivity authentic if it fails to challenge underlying systems of oppression and inequity?
Inclusivity is often touted as a necessary component for creating more equitable societies.
Can...
As society moves into the 21st century, many post-Soviet nations are still struggling to establish a healthy relationship between their national myths and dominant cultural narratives and queer...
Imagination plays an essential role in creating visions for a more inclusive future that recognizes and celebrates queerness while also incorporating the needs and experiences of people who identify...
In what ways do queer experiences risk being forgotten or overwritten in dominant historical narratives, and how might we craft counter-archives to shape future consciousness?
The term "queer"...
There has been a growing awareness of the contributions made by LGBTQIA+ individuals to fields such as science and art throughout history. These contributions have been largely ignored or suppressed...
In post-Soviet societies, how do counternarratives to national myths emerge through art and activism, how effective are they, and what might cultural memory look like in a future inclusive of...