As the LGBT community continues to grow and evolve, so too do its cultural memories and traditions. These memories and traditions serve as vital resources for understanding the past and present...
Queer Resilience Defined
Resilience is defined as "the ability to recover from setbacks." But what about when those setbacks are caused by prejudice, discrimination, violence, and oppression...
There has been increasing attention to the role that volunteerism plays in building strong communities and promoting social cohesion. This is especially true for marginalized groups such as queer...
As human beings, we all have a natural desire for connection, community, and belongingness.
This need can often conflict with societal expectations and norms, particularly when it comes to matters...
Historical trauma is a broad term used to describe the cumulative impact of multiple experiences of oppression, violence, discrimination, abuse, marginalization, and forced assimilation experienced...
How does long-term exposure to systemic discrimination impact resilience, identity, and intergenerational trauma among queer individuals, and what community practices could anticipate and mitigate...
Mental health is an important aspect of human wellbeing that encompasses both emotional and psychological aspects. Queer individuals have been historically stigmatized and marginalized due to their...
The concept of "narratives of queer joy" refers to stories that celebrate and affirm non-heteronormative identities and experiences. These narratives often center around themes of self-love,...
The term "queer" refers to people who identify themselves outside of the heteronormative binary of male/female gender identification. Queer spaces are places where these individuals can gather...
Queer resistance has been an integral part of LGBTQ+ history since the beginning of time, but what lessons can be learned from past struggles to inform current movements? In this article, we will...