Throughout history, family has been considered to be an essential institution for providing support, care, love, and guidance to individuals.
The traditional definition of family is limited to...
The question of whether queer families can redefine cultural norms around parenthood is an important one, but it's also a complex and nuanced issue that requires careful consideration. On the one...
Queer Families Across Cultural Contexts
Queer families are defined as households that do not follow traditional gender roles or sexual identities. These families can be composed of same-sex...
The concept of kinship has been an essential aspect of human socialization for centuries. Traditionally, kinship was understood as biological ties based on blood relations or marriage between...
As societies evolve and norms shift, what is considered “normal” changes too. Queer families, comprised of people from all walks of life who identify outside of traditional gender and relationship...
What dimensions of care, obligation, entitlement, radical hospitality are teased out when we speak of chosen queer families, networks, friendships beyond blood‑ties?
A family is an important part...
Queer communities have long been defined by their subversion of conventional gender roles and sexual norms. But beyond these challenges to established ideas about identity, queer people often find...
Narratives of forgiveness provide insight into the moral complexity within queer families by exploring the ways individuals navigate social stigma, family dynamics, and personal identities to find...
Queer families have always faced challenges navigating heteronormative structures due to their unique family dynamics and configurations.
These families are finding new ways to create stable...
Queer families are groups that comprise individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and/or nonbinary (LGBT+), along with their partners and children. They are distinct from...