Informal social networks are groups of people who share common interests, goals, or experiences but have no formal structure. These groups can be particularly useful for alleviating feelings of...
How do LGBT couples manage relational ambiguity when institutional policies or unit cultures are inconsistent?
When there is no consistent social support for LGBT relationships in an organization...
There has been an increased focus on the importance of understanding and analyzing historical narratives of LGBT resistance to better inform contemporary strategies for social advocacy and...
LGBT advocacy is the practice of promoting acceptance, respect, and equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals. This form of activism has been instrumental in...
Moral and ethical frameworks from both religious and secular perspectives inform LGBT advocacy strategies to different degrees. Secular advocates are more likely to focus on the individual's rights,...
Leadership Development for Religious LGBT Activists
Leadership development is crucial for religious LGBT activists to gain visibility within their communities and effect change. Advocating for...
Burnout and secondary trauma are serious issues that affect many people who work in LGBT advocacy. Burnout is a state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by prolonged exposure to...
The concept of hierarchy in organizations is an important one. It determines who has authority and responsibility for making decisions and carrying out tasks within the organization. This can have...
LGBT people have been fighting for their rights for years now.
Many are still facing discrimination, harassment, and violence due to their gender identity and sexual orientation. According to a...
What is resilience? Resilience can be defined as an individual's capacity for maintaining homeostasis under challenging circumstances. It involves the ability to bounce back from adversity or...