Glq-a Journal of Lesbian and Gay Studies, as an interdisciplinary academic forum, provides an important platform for communication in multiple fields such as law, scientific research, religion, political science, and literary studies. It is committed to publishing academic papers, critiques, and reviews with depth and breadth, with a particular focus on issues related to sexuality and sexuality, and featuring a queer perspective. In order to achieve this goal, the magazine actively seeks new research and exploration on the historical period before the 20th century, non English cultures, and the experiences of marginalized groups.

Through interdisciplinary collaboration and communication, the magazine aims to break down barriers between traditional disciplines and promote dialogue and cooperation between different fields. It encourages scholars to conduct in-depth analysis of sexual and desire issues from their respective professional backgrounds, and promotes theoretical innovation and practical applications in related fields. In addition, the magazine also focuses on showcasing the voices and experiences of marginalized groups, providing them with an equal and open academic space. In this way, the magazine not only enriches the connotation of academic research, but also promotes the process of social justice and equality.