Queerness is an umbrella term for identities that fall outside of heterosexuality, cisgenderism, or gender binaries, including gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex, asexual, pansexual,...
Digital storytelling is an effective way to connect with an audience through creative narratives that are engaging and memorable. Queer audiences have often felt marginalized and excluded from...
LGBTQ+ individuals have been historically marginalized and oppressed due to their identities, making it difficult for their voices to be heard and preserved through traditional archival...
Queer myths are stories that explore the experiences of non-heterosexual individuals and challenge traditional concepts of gender and sexuality. These myths can be found in various cultural...
Throughout history, artists have documented the daily lives of queer people. Artists paint, sculpt, draw, write, sing, film, compose, choreograph, dance, and perform plays about topics that are often...
Queer Art is an umbrella term used to describe various artistic works created by individuals who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, or any other non-normative sexual...
The term "queer" has been used to describe people who identify themselves outside the heteronormative cisgender binary since at least the 1980s. Historically, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,...
Artistic expression has always been an important tool for documenting and reinterpreting queer historical experiences, challenging dominant cultural narratives and providing alternative perspectives....
Queer Migration and Identity in Exile
Migration involves an individual leaving their home country to live in another country for various reasons, such as seeking better job opportunities, escaping...
Many marginalized communities have developed their own mythologies to help them cope with oppression and find strength in each other. Queer myths and symbolic narratives are an important part of this...