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Are We Ready to Accept Homo-Parentality? Reflections on Changes in the Political, Social, and Educational Spheres of Two Central-Eastern European Countries
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Are We Ready to Accept Homo-Parentality? Reflections on Changes in the Political, Social, and Educational Spheres of Two Central-Eastern European Countries

Authors

  • Anna Odrowąż-Coates The Maria Grzegorzewska University https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2112-8711
  • Jirásek Tomas Bata University UTB https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1244-5237

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.12775/SPI.2025.4.002

Keywords

family models, Czech Republic, Poland, governance, empty signifiers, gender politics, children

Abstract

The research presented in this article employs a critical, narrative literature review to examine the social, educational, and legal dynamics of homo-parentality in Poland and the Czech Republic. While family structures in Europe are rapidly diversifying, legal recognition and societal acceptance of same-sex parenting in Central-Eastern Europe remain limited, reflecting persistent heteronormative norms and institutional inertia. Unlike systematic or scoping reviews, the narrative approach allows for interpretive flexibility by integrating a diverse range of sources—including peer-reviewed studies, legal and policy documents, government reports, and media accounts—while emphasizing conceptual clarity, theoretical insight, and socio-legal context. This method is particularly well suited to regions where empirical research on homo-parentality is scarce and fragmented.

The study addresses the following research question: How do socio-political, educational, and cultural factors influence the recognition and acceptance of homo-parental families in Poland and the Czech Republic? To explore this issue, the research examined national legal and policy frameworks; synthesized empirical findings on public attitudes, with a particular focus on educators and university students; investigated the role of demographic factors such as age, gender, education, and religiosity; and identified gaps in existing research, especially in the areas of education and policy. A purposive search strategy was used to select approximately 85 sources that met predefined inclusion criteria related to relevance, methodological rigor, and contribution to the discourse on LGBTQ+ parenting. Data were systematically extracted on legal recognition, adoption rights, public attitudes, and the influence of media and educational institutions. The findings were synthesized narratively and guided by gender and power theories, the concept of normativity in socialization, and the notion of empty signifiers, illustrating how debates around “gender” in Poland and Czechia shape both social perceptions and public policy. The study highlights the complex interplay between law, culture, education, and demographic factors in shaping acceptance of homo-parental families. While not exhaustive or generalizable, the review provides a multidimensional perspective that helps illuminate the realities of same-sex parenting in Central-Eastern Europe and underscores the need for further empirical research, inclusive education, and legal reform to promote equality and social justice.

Author Biographies

Anna Odrowąż-Coates, The Maria Grzegorzewska University

Anna Odrowaz-Coates, Full Professor of Social Sciences in the field of Education, PhD in political science and MA in sociology. Currently Head of Doctoral School Head of UNESCO Janusz Korczak Chair in Social Pedagogy at The Maria Grzegorzewska University. President of the IKA: International Korczak Association 2024- and of ESA RN10. Vice-president of the Polish Educational Research Association and Board member of ISA RC25. Serving as International Expert at UNESCO Management of Social Transformations MOST programme. Anna is committed to researching issues of human rights, social inequalities, and social inclusion from a linguistic, critical and socio-educational perspective.

Jirásek, Tomas Bata University UTB

He specializes in philosophical aspects of movement culture (game and play, experience, body, movement), is interested in experiential and outdoor education, and topic of spirituality and spiritual literacy. He delivered 46 keynote and invited speaker lectures and 97 presentations in other conferences and congresses in North America, South America, Asia and Europe. He has written 6 monographs, 26 chapters in books and numerous articles in peer‐reviewed journals (Journal of Hospitality & Tourism Research; Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport & Tourism Education; Journal of Adventure Education and Outdoor Learning; History of Education; Quest; Journal of the Philosophy of Sport; Sport, Education and Society; Sport in Society; Implicit Religion; Acta Gymnica and so on). He used to cooperate for 20 years as an instructor and lector in the Vacation school of Lipnice ‐ Outward Bound Czech Republic. He serve as the scientific adviser the Foundation of Global Community Health, and is/was a member of associations and executive committees focused on philosophy of sport, kinanthropology and pedagogy (education). For example International Society for the Social Sciences of Sport, International Association for the Philosophy of Sport, European Association for the Philosophy of Sport, British Philosophy of Sport Association, Czech Kinanthropological Society among others.

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