The study of queer care, support, and communal solidarity has been an important area of research for many years, but it is still underdeveloped and requires further exploration to better understand...
Queer acts of daily care are often overlooked in the dominant discourse of productivity and utility. They challenge the normative values that prioritize efficiency, profitability, and individual...
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 communities have always embraced non-traditional forms of care, solidarity, and relationality that challenge mainstream norms and expectations. In order to understand how these practices shape...
Queer practices of mutual care are an important part of contemporary discussions around ethics, morality, and social justice. These practices involve forming communities based on principles of trust,...
The topic of this article is how queer care, which refers to the practice of prioritizing one's own needs for self-care, community care, and political action, can resist capitalist isolation and...
In queer communities, everyday acts of intimacy, care, and affection can take many forms and may be expressed in various ways, such as physical touching, verbal affirmations, emotional support,...
Queer relational practices are those that challenge traditional ideas about gender and sexuality, often involving non-heteronormative identities and forms of expression. These practices can be...
Queer communities and care networks are essential spaces for queer people to explore their identities, find support and validation, and build meaningful relationships.
These communities also raise...
Queer friendship networks have been recognized as important sites of care, support, and ethical experimentation that challenge heteronormative and cisheteropatriarchal paradigms. This essay explores...