There has been growing attention to the positive role that close connections with friends and communities play in supporting individuals experiencing family rejection due to their gender identity or...
Alternative Moral Structures of Care and Reciprocity in Chosen Families
Chosen families are groups of individuals who form deep bonds based on shared values, beliefs, goals, and support systems...
Mutual aid networks have emerged as an important part of the social fabric of many LGBTQ+ communities around the world. These networks provide support, resources, and community to individuals who may...
The phrase “minority stress” refers to the unique set of psychological challenges faced by members of marginalized communities, including lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning...
LGBT youth face unique challenges when it comes to familial relationships due to their gender identity and sexual orientation. These individuals often experience rejection, isolation, and...
Cyberbullying refers to the repeated harming of others through electronic means such as social media, text messages, emails, and online forums. This phenomenon is known to cause significant distress...
What is identity formation?
Identity formation refers to the process of developing a sense of self that includes an individual's personality traits, values, beliefs, aspirations, and goals. This...
The term "LGBT" refers to individuals who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. These identities can be fluid, flexible, and changeable throughout an individual's life. Disclosing one's...
How romantic intimacy contributes to emotional stability in marginalized communities
Romance is an integral part of human life that allows individuals to build deep bonds with others. It can take...
In what ways do intergenerational religious differences within families affect the psychosocial development and identity formation of LGBTQ youth?
The psychosocial development and identity...