Social Invisibility: An Overview
Social invisibility is an experience that can be described as being "outside" of one's social group due to factors such as gender identity, sexual orientation,...
Romantic attachment refers to the emotional bond between individuals that is characterized by strong feelings of affection, commitment, and closeness towards one another. This attachment can take...
Intersectionality is defined as the interconnected nature of social categorizations such as race, class, gender, sexual orientation, ability, etc., which create unique forms of oppression experienced...
Family structures of control
Families come in many forms, but one thing that is true across all families is that they have power structures in place to maintain order and stability. For some...
Resilience in Queer Adults
Research suggests that traumatic experiences can have lasting effects on an individual's psychological wellbeing. In particular, religious trauma has been shown to be...
How do social and institutional structures either facilitate or limit career opportunities for queer adults?
Social and institutional structures are important factors that influence career...
The impact of perceived workplace discrimination on career satisfaction, professional advancement, and psychological health for queer adults can be significant. Discrimination based on gender...
Queerness is an umbrella term for various identities that are not heterosexual or cisgender. Queer people experience discrimination, violence, and oppression due to their nonconformity to normative...