Researchers have an ethical responsibility to avoid perpetuating stigma related to marginalized groups when conducting studies about their health outcomes. This is especially true for studies focused...
Queer bodies are often excluded from medical research, which has significant implications for healthcare knowledge production, access, and outcomes. This article will explore how this exclusion...
Clinical trials are research studies that test new medications, devices, treatments, or interventions to see if they are safe and effective for humans. They involve multiple stages of testing before...
The neglect of LGBTQ+ individuals in clinical research has led to numerous ethical concerns that have far-reaching impacts on public health policies and medical education. This article seeks to...
One strategy is to recognize the validity and importance of different experiences and perspectives within LGBTQ+ communities. This means avoiding stereotyping or making assumptions about what it...
Can participatory queer performance research produce knowledge inaccessible to conventional methods, and how should ethical considerations guide its implementation?
Participatory queer performance...
Decolonial frameworks have emerged in recent years to challenge traditional Western theories that have dominated scholarship for centuries. These frameworks call attention to the ways in which...
The topic of ethical, participatory, and socially responsible research on LGBTQ+ populations is crucial to ensuring that their voices are heard and their experiences are represented accurately in...
Decolonial queer methodologies aim to challenge traditional approaches to research and practice that have often excluded marginalized groups such as queer individuals, people of color, indigenous...
How can queer heritage be integrated into academia to challenge traditional epistemologies and enrich historical and cultural scholarship?
Queer heritage is an important aspect of history that has...