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Queer Identity Negotiation in Intercultural Host Family Experiences: Reflections & Recommendations for Global Education & Exchange Programs
Intercultural exchange and host family experiences are often framed as opportunities for cultural learning, connection, and personal growth. For queer participants, however, these intimate spaces can also become sites where identity, belonging, safety, and self-expression are continually negotiated.
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