LGBTQ+ stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, plus all non-binary gender identities. Family is traditionally defined as a group of people related to each other through blood,...
What social, legal, and psychological factors shape parenting choices in queer families? Parents face many challenges when raising their children. Queer parents are no different.
They have...
Lesbian partnerships are often characterized by shared temporalities that have implications for relational co-construction and mutual subjectivity. This means that lesbian partners may experience...
How do chosen families in queer communities redefine ethical obligations, relational care, and emotional accountability outside of biological kinship structures? The answer to this question is...
Intergenerational trauma is a term that refers to the psychological effects of exposure to traumatic events, experiences, or situations during one's childhood and family history that have been passed...
In the current era, various cultures and nations have progressively accepted LGBTQ+ parents' existence despite their past prejudice against them. This has led to an increase in the diversification of...
The concept of queerness has emerged from the intersectional struggles of marginalized communities against oppressive norms and traditions, which have been imposed on them for centuries. Queerness is...
Queer parenthood has become increasingly more common in recent years, with same-sex couples and individuals choosing to have children through various means such as adoption, surrogacy, and artificial...
Queer-Inclusive Theology and Ethical Decision-Making
Queer-inclusive theologies have emerged as an important area of study in recent years, examining how religious texts and practices can be...
Family is often defined as an institution that involves blood relations and a commitment to care for each other.
The notion of family has been challenged in recent years due to the emergence of...