Queer art has always been a vital tool for expressing and preserving marginalized identities, histories, cultures, experiences, desires, perspectives, emotions, and worldviews that may otherwise be...
Queer youth refers to people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, pansexual, genderqueer, nonbinary, intersex, agender, or asexual, among others, and are under 25 years old. These...
We will explore how philosophical insights about autonomy can inform the self-determination of LGBT individuals in their sexual, romantic, and relational lives. Autonomy is defined as the capacity to...
"The cultivation of a queer-informed spiritual identity can play an important role in influencing resilience, agency, and empowerment within restrictive religious environments. Queerness is a term...
What are the spiritual consequences of silence and complicity within religious institutions regarding LGBT issues?
Religious institutions have been known to be slow to accept and advocate for the...
What is Social Activism?
Social activism is defined as a process to bring about change in society through collective action and campaigning for reforms. It can involve various activities such as...
The following research question guided this investigation: How does visibility or invisibility within social, educational, and professional contexts influence psychological security, self-esteem, and...
Coming Out and Attachment Styles
Coming out is an important milestone for many people who identify as LGBTQ+, but it can also have lasting effects on their relationships with family members and...
Religious faith is often associated with beliefs about morality, ethics, and social norms that may be seen as conflicting with the identities of many LGBT individuals. This is because some religions...
Religious beliefs and teachings have historically been used to justify discrimination against queer people.
They do not need to be this way. Religions can adapt and become more inclusive towards...