In many cultures around the world, death is seen as a natural part of life and an inevitable event that everyone will experience eventually. Traditional religious beliefs often view death as a...
The term "queer" refers to individuals who identify themselves outside of traditional sexual norms, including those who consider themselves LGBTQIA+. Collective mourning and remembrance is a process...
Losing someone who is close to you can be incredibly difficult no matter your identity.
For LGBTQ individuals, grieving the death of a loved one can present unique challenges due to societal...
Queer communities are known for their openness to non-conforming expressions of gender, sexual orientation, and relationship structures.
When it comes to mourning the death of loved ones, they...
The rise of social media platforms has led to the emergence of digital memorials and online remembrance practices that have provided new ways for individuals to remember their loved ones who identify...
Queer mourning is an alternative approach to bereavement that emphasizes the positive aspects of death and seeks to create new meaning out of tragedy. It has been used by many individuals within...
Queer Mourning and Historical Justice
Queer mourning is an important concept that has been discussed extensively in recent years. It refers to the unique ways in which LGBTQ+ individuals...
Queer mourning refers to a unique form of grieving that is experienced by individuals who identify themselves outside of traditional heterosexual norms. It encompasses both personal experiences of...
How Queer Mourning Contributes to a Collective Ethics of Remembrance
The act of mourning has always been an integral part of human societies. It is a way for individuals and groups to come...
Can queer mourning be a creative process of reimagining the self and the world after loss?
Mourning is an essential part of being human, but it can also be a painful and challenging experience for...