The term "queer" refers to people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, nonbinary, asexual, polyamorous, pansexual, omnisexual, demisexual, homoflexible,...
Can engagement with queer art act as a form of emotional processing or cognitive reframing for marginalized individuals? There are several ways to examine this question, including through analysis of...
Queer people have always had a rich spiritual experience that has been denied and stifled for centuries.
There is now an emerging movement to explore how these experiences can be used to enhance...
How do queer individuals reconstruct meaning after experiences of violence and trauma?
The experience of violence can be physically, mentally, or psychologically debilitating for anyone who goes...
Religiously mediated trauma is a form of emotional and spiritual distress that can occur when an individual experiences conflict between their personal faith and their sense of identity or belief...
Queer individuals are often marginalized socially due to their non-conforming gender identities and sexual orientations. This can lead to feelings of isolation, discrimination, and exclusion from...
Queer-positive mysticism is a growing movement that seeks to integrate LGBTQIA+ identities into religious and spiritual practices, promoting a more inclusive and accepting view of gender and...
The intersections of gender identity and religion have been a subject of debate for centuries, particularly within queer communities. While some religious traditions may reject certain identities as...
The term "queer" refers to an identity that encompasses individuals who identify with nontraditional gender identities, sexual orientations, and intersex statuses. Queer individuals may also define...
Affirming Clergy Negotiating Institutional Constraints for Queer Faith Advocacy
How do affirming clergy negotiate institutional constraints, and what new leadership models might support robust...