There are many examples of chosen families within queer communities who have redefined notions of kinship, care, and social obligation. One example is how the LGBTQIA+ community has created networks...
Suffering can be defined as an emotional response to pain or distress caused by circumstances beyond one's control. It is often accompanied by feelings of powerlessness, helplessness, and...
The Virtual Support Networks of LGBT Persons
Virtual support networks are essential for LGBT persons to feel connected, informed, and supported. Chat rooms provide an opportunity for individuals...
When it comes to queer relationships, there are many different forms of attraction, love, and intimacy that can be explored. These include romantic love, emotional connection, physical affection,...
In contemporary society, many people are familiar with the idea that queer practices can challenge social norms and provide new ways to relate to each other. This is particularly true for those who...
Queer Network Systems
Queer networks are groups of individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ and come together to form community and support one another. These networks are typically organized around...
Queer practices of solidarity, care, and mutual aid are important for defining ethical relations within marginalized and broader communities. They involve various forms of activism, community...
LGBTQ+ Communities Provide Psychosocial Support, Collective Identity, and Social Empowerment Under Marginalization
Understanding the experience of discrimination, marginalization, stigma, and...
The concept of a “support network” is often associated with traditional social groups such as families, friend circles, religious organizations, or political movements.
For many individuals who...
Queer communities are groups formed around shared experiences, identities, and desires that defy normative expectations. These communities have been at the forefront of movements for equality,...