Queer individuals are those whose sexual orientation, gender identity, or expression differs from societal norms. In feminist movements, there has been historical exclusion of this group due to their...
The concept of queer erasure refers to the systematic silencing, invalidation, and removal of anything related to LGBTQ+ identities from social institutions such as education, employment, housing,...
Access to cultural capital determines who is allowed to be visible as queer
A common misconception is that being queer means having a certain lifestyle, dressing or acting in a specific way. This...
How to improve the psychological and social outcomes of queer individuals through structured allyship, mentorship, and peer support
Structured allyship, mentorship, and peer support are crucial...
How does military heteronormativity influence mental health, identity development, and social cohesion for queer service members?
One way in which military heteronormativity can impact the mental...
Queer-inclusive educational interventions can be defined as curriculum or programs that are designed to promote inclusiveness and acceptance of individuals who identify as LGBTQ+ within school...
Queer-inclusive pedagogies are approaches to teaching that challenge traditional binaries of gender and sexuality, aiming to create learning environments where all students feel seen and valued for...
Queerness is both an identity and an orientation that refers to various non-heterosexual and non-cisgender identities, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, pansexual, asexual, and intersex....
Queer-inclusive curricula is an approach to education that incorporates LGBTQ+ perspectives into coursework, textbooks, lessons, and class discussions. Implementing such curricula can lead to...
Queer-inclusive liturgy is a relatively new phenomenon that seeks to broaden the traditional religious service to include LGBTQ+ individuals. This movement has been gaining traction in recent years,...