Pioneering LGBT Social Work: The Formation of a New Role Through Practice in Institutional Contexts [0.03%]
开拓性的LGBT社会工作：通过制度背景下的实务形成新的角色身份
Guy Shilo,Nataly Mor,Gal Hadad-Aviran et al.
Guy Shilo et al.
In 2017, Israel pioneered a globally novel position: LGBT social workers within the welfare system. This marked a transition from NGO-based service delivery to direct governmental responsibility, creating new professional roles for a histor...
From Borders to Bodies: "Circlusion" and Desires Beyond Credibility in Queer Asylum [0.03%]
从边境到身体：“越界性认同”与跨性别难民庇护中的可信度之外的欲望
Rieke Schröder
Rieke Schröder
Borders and boundaries have long served as powerful metaphors in migration and queer studies, yet they risk reproducing heteronormative paradigms that equate (border) penetration with power, and movement with violation. Drawing on interview...
The Legitimacy of Exclusion: Citizenship Politics in South Korea Queer Perspectives [0.03%]
排斥的正当性——韩国公民政治中的 lesbian 和 gay 观点
Yeon Jae Hwang
Yeon Jae Hwang
This study adopts a critical phenomenological approach and bases its conceptual and interpretative framework on a decolonizing critique of Western-centric formations of citizenship. The study aims to explore the legitimacy of social exclusi...
Remaking the Right to Mourn: Homosexuality, Disenfranchised Grief and a Critique of African Humanism in Arinze Ifeakandu's "Where the Heart Sleeps" [0.03%]
哀悼权的重塑：阿林泽·伊费卡安杜作品《酣眠于心》中的同性恋、被剥夺的悲伤与非洲人文主义批判
Ogochukwu Ukwueze
Ogochukwu Ukwueze
In Africa, mourning is both a personal and communal expression of grief. Among the rationales for commiseration or shared mourning is a recognition of the bereaved person's loss and pain. This recognition of grief is culturally believed to ...
The Unique Effects of Identity Centrality and Discrimination on Mental Health in Latinx Sexual Minoritized Emerging Adults [0.03%]
拉丁裔性少数新兴成年人群的身份核心感与歧视对其心理健康独特影响的研究
Bethany Cruz,Alan Meca,Alexandra Graelles et al.
Bethany Cruz et al.
Latinx sexual minoritized emerging adults (SMEA) face heightened mental health risks due to compounded ethnic-racial and sexual orientation-based discrimination. This study examined how personal, ethnic-racial, U.S. and sexual orientation i...
Called by Name: A Systematic Review of the Quantitative Literature on the Relationship Between Religiosity/Spirituality and Mental Health for LGBTQIA+ People-of-Faith [0.03%]
以名为鉴：宗教信仰与LGBTQIA+群体精神健康的定量关系系统回顾
Kevin Prada,Naomie Lemyre,Bassam Khoury
Kevin Prada
Given systemic marginalization, LGBTQIA+ populations face persistent health inequities. While religiosity and spirituality (RS)-factors commonly studied in relation to health-are often associated with improved mental health in general popul...
Negative Emotional Reactivity to Minority Stress is Associated with Disordered Eating Among Sexual Minority Women [0.03%]
性少数女性的压力情绪反应与饮食紊乱有关
Colleen A Kase,Zornitsa Kalibatseva
Colleen A Kase
Sexual minority women (SMW) may be at increased risk for certain types of disordered eating compared to their heterosexual peers. Negative emotional reactivity is associated with disordered eating in general samples of adults, and negative ...
Ricard Huerta
Ricard Huerta
This paper presents an analysis of the creative possibilities offered to teachers when they openly discuss sexual and gender identity issues in their classrooms. The research is conducted through autoethnography, a branch of ethnography tha...
Same-Sex Love and Gendered Scripts: Internalizing and Renegotiating Scripts within Family-Centered Collectivist Contexts in Suriname and the Netherlands [0.03%]
同性之爱与性别化脚本：苏里南和荷兰家庭中心集体主义背景下的内化与重新谈判
Carla Bakboord,Saskia Keuzenkamp,Marianne Cense et al.
Carla Bakboord et al.
This study utilizes gendered social script theory to explore how same-sex love (SSL) women and men navigate cultural expectations, familial dynamics, and emotional processes after coming out. While prior research has addressed gendered hete...
Bystander Responses on Online Homophobic Bullying Among Adolescents and Youth: A Scoping Review [0.03%]
青少年和青年在线恐同欺凌的旁观者反应：系统综述
Sayani Basak,Niall Farrell,Sinan Aşçı et al.
Sayani Basak et al.
Research shows online homophobia is a significant concern for LGBTQ+ adolescents and youth globally, with bystanders being recognized as important in bullying situations. However, there is a lack of literature on the role of bystanders in p...