The term "queer" is used to describe people who identify outside of traditional gender roles or heteronormative expectations. Pride and vulnerability are two key aspects of queer identity that often...
How do queer people reinterpret suffering as a source of wisdom, connection, and transformation? Suffering is an inevitable part of life that can be viewed through different lenses depending on one's...
The term "queer" refers to people who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, nonbinary, asexual, polyamorous, pansexual, omnisexual, demisexual, homoflexible,...
Transitional Life Events
Transitional life events are those changes that occur throughout one's lifetime that have the potential to significantly impact an individual's identity, self-perception,...
Hope is an essential component of human well-being that enables individuals to persevere through difficult circumstances. It also helps them develop resilience, which can be crucial for queer people...
How do queer individuals reconstruct meaning after experiences of violence and trauma?
The experience of violence can be physically, mentally, or psychologically debilitating for anyone who goes...
Participation in queer-inclusive activism can have significant effects on an individual's spiritual resilience, moral agency, and identity formation. Spiritual resilience refers to one's ability to...
Can queer-inclusive theological reflection promote both cognitive flexibility and emotional adaptation in contexts of exclusion?
It can. Queer-inclusive theology encourages people to think...
Pain is an essential part of queer life. From homophobia to transphobia to biphobia to racism to ableism, queer people are often subjected to oppression that can cause physical and emotional pain....
The ability to create personalized rituals and meaningful objects is an essential part of many spiritual traditions. These practices can offer queer individuals the opportunity to express themselves,...