Can collective vulnerability function as a source of empowerment, solidarity, and relational resilience?
Vulnerability can refer to an individual's emotional state, social relationship, physical...
The existence of radical queerness within capitalist economies is a complicated issue that has been debated extensively. On one hand, queer individuals may be able to find spaces for self-expression...
The concept of family has traditionally been associated with blood relations, but for many people in today's society, familial bonds can extend beyond biological ties to include chosen families made...
The term "chosen family" refers to individuals who have created their own support system outside of their biological or legal family structure, often due to feelings of isolation or alienation from...
Queer communities are groups of people who share similar identities and experiences related to gender, sexual orientation, and romantic attraction. These communities have existed for centuries, but...
Online queer communities are groups of people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, asexual, nonbinary, or any other gender and/or sexual minorities that...
Informal communities are groups of people who share common interests, beliefs, or experiences that exist outside of formal institutions such as governments, businesses, schools, or religious...
Queer commemorative practices are unique ways that LGBTQ+ communities remember and celebrate their history, culture, and struggles for social justice. These practices often challenge dominant...
There has been an increasing interest in understanding the social, emotional, and cultural mechanisms that enable solidarity, mutual aid, and identity affirmation within queer communities. These...
Can queer entrepreneurship rewrite economic relationships around care and creativity?
Queer entrepreneurship is an emerging field that explores how LGBTQ+ people can contribute to the economy...