The future is something that we all dream about and imagine how it will look like. But what if we could take it further than just imagining and actually build it? This is where imagination,...
There are many benefits to queer parenting that can be gained from empathy, resilience, and relational ethics. Queer parents have an opportunity to teach their children about empathy through their...
Can Principles of Care, Empathy, and Relational Ethics Guide Political, Economic, and Ecological Practices Beyond the Personal Sphere?
Political, economic, and environmental practices are often...
Throughout history, family has been considered to be an essential institution for providing support, care, love, and guidance to individuals.
The traditional definition of family is limited to...
Queer critique is an important tool for challenging the dominant understandings of family, kinship, and relational ethics that are often based on heteronormative and cisnormative ideals. By exploring...
The concept of queerness is often associated with nonconformity to gender roles and sexual norms.
It also refers to the possibility of imagining and creating new realities beyond binaries....
There are many factors that influence reproductive choices, including personal desires, cultural norms, religious beliefs, socioeconomic status, and genetic predisposition.
One factor that is...
Sexual responsibility is an important aspect of any relationship. It involves taking ownership of one's actions, making informed decisions, and considering the consequences of those decisions. In...
Sexual Responsibility, Reproductive Choices, Relational Ethics, and Well-Being
Sexual responsibility is an important concept that can have far-reaching implications for individuals' reproductive...
Sexual responsibilities are often associated with personal choices related to sexual activity, including contraception, protection against STDs, and consent. These choices have implications for...