Can travel and global queer mobility serve as vehicles for moral solidarity and cross-cultural empathy?
To explore this question, we need to define what "travel" and "global queer mobility" are,...
Can joy be used as a political, ethical, and social resource within marginalized communities? This is an interesting question that has been explored extensively in recent years by scholars studying...
What new forms of solidarity are being born in the age of the algorithm?
In today's world, where technology has become an integral part of our lives, many people have started to rely heavily on...
Scholars have turned their attention to the role of migration, diaspora, and transnational queer networks in shaping local and global perceptions of sexuality. These communities have played an...
Can decentralized technologies enable transnational queer solidarity beyond state surveillance?
Decentralized technologies refer to systems that do not rely on a central authority for their...
The 21st century has witnessed a significant shift in the way queer individuals have been perceived and treated worldwide. With the advent of the internet and social media platforms, queer activists...
Informal communities are groups of people who share common interests, beliefs, or experiences that exist outside of formal institutions such as governments, businesses, schools, or religious...
The current global context is characterized by increasing socio-economic and political inequality, which has led to the emergence of numerous local movements that aim to challenge dominant power...
Queer commemorative practices are unique ways that LGBTQ+ communities remember and celebrate their history, culture, and struggles for social justice. These practices often challenge dominant...
The increasing popularity of social media platforms has led to many debates about whether this technology is truly beneficial for people's lives. One particular group that seems to be affected by...