Moral resilience is an individual's ability to maintain their integrity and principles even when facing difficult circumstances. Collective hardship refers to situations where a group of people...
Peer Support for LGBT Soldiers in the Military
The military is a unique environment that requires teamwork, trust, and reliability from its members.
The exclusionary policies towards LGBT...
The study of interdependence as a moral and existential relational phenomenon has been an increasingly popular area of research in recent years. By exploring how people depend on one another for...
The notion of chosen families has been central to queer theory since its beginnings, especially due to the historical experience of oppression that led many individuals to create alternative support...
"Chosen families within queer communities are groups of individuals who have formed bonds outside of traditional family structures. They challenge conventional understandings of kinship, care, and...
The concept of care refers to a variety of activities that are performed in order to promote wellbeing, health, safety, and survival within communities. This includes providing emotional support,...
Relational Solidarity refers to a set of principles that emphasizes mutual aid, support, and reciprocity among individuals or groups who are linked through shared experiences of discrimination,...
Queer communities have historically prioritized collective action, support, and reciprocity among members to promote wellness and social change. These practices are particularly important for...
Queer vulnerability can be defined as an openness to the world that is often seen as dangerous in a society where individualism and competition are encouraged. It is the willingness to expose oneself...
The ethics of care is a moral theory that emphasizes the importance of interdependence, mutual aid, and compassionate action to ensure wellbeing and flourishing for all individuals within a...