The term "queer" refers to people who identify outside of traditional heterosexual norms. It can include those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, pansexual, nonbinary, intersex,...
Queer individuals experience unique challenges due to their identities, including physical and mental health issues, discrimination, violence, and social exclusion. Structurally, they face barriers...
There has been increasing interest in the potential benefits of incorporating queer-inclusive educational interventions into formal school curricula to promote social justice, equity, and...
The topic of queer-inclusive religious mentorship and education is an important one that has been gaining traction in recent years. Queer people often face discrimination and exclusion within...
Queer-inclusive curricula refer to educational programs that incorporate materials and activities related to gender identity and sexual orientation into their regular lessons. This approach has...
Queer theology is an interdisciplinary approach that examines how LGBTQ+ identities intersect with religion and spirituality. It focuses on the ways that queer people have been excluded from...
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...