Research Postings
Resiliency Factors among Transgender People of Color
The purpose of this study is to examine resiliency factors (i.e., individual and social resources that help individuals successfully navigate social barriers) among transgender individuals of color. In order to participate you must be at least 18 years or older and identify as both transgender and a peson of color. ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL BE PAID $25.OO FOR THEIR TIME.
Coming Out Process and Ownership of Information
Our study explores how LGBTQ individuals utilize the coming out process within their families to negotiate ownership of information regarding their sexual orientation. Anyone who identifies as LGBTQ is eligible to participate in the survey (whether they have come out to their family or not). The survey will take about 30 minutes to complete. Please do not hesitate to contact me at ffkartch@uwm.edu if you have questions. Please consider taking the survey, reposting this link, or sharing this with your social network.
Same-Sex Dating/Romantic Relationship Survey
We are conducting a short and anonymous online survey related to college students’ experiences in same sex relationships which should take only 15 to 20 minutes.
Ten participants selected at random will win $100 AMAZON GIFT CARDS
The Effects of Social Support and Sexuality on Suicidality Among Young Adults
This is an anonymous, exploratory survey which aims to identify if there is a sexual orientation or identity which is at greater risk for depression or suicide.
Sexual Needs and Coping
Dr. Ashley Borders at The College of New Jersey is conducting a study on sexual needs and coping in LGBT college-aged adults. This on-line survey still will take 15-20 minutes to complete. Responses are completely confidential. After completing the survey, you can choose to enter a lottery to win a $50 Amazon e-card. Please help us learn how to better help college-aged adults who are not coping so well…your participation will be greatly appreciated.
School Bullying Survey-John Carroll University
If you are 18 or older and questioning, queer, unidentified, intersex, lesbian, transgender, bisexual, asexual, or gay, please participate in a national and anonymous on-line survey study on the psychological effects of school bullying. The study is being conducted by Dr. Darrell Greene, Dr. Paula Britton and Brian Fitts, through John Carroll University and the JCU Education and Allied Studies Department. The study will take about 20 minutes to complete. Benefit to you as a participant involves contributing to our understanding of the effects of bullying on our communities, and how to better help LGBTQI people manage victimization. Complete the survey, and be eligible to win from $10 to up to $50 in gift cards. If interested, please go to the following surveylink:
http://www.SurveyMonkey.com/s/QUILTBAG_School_Bullying_Survey
The Lived Experience of Students Who Self-identify as both Asian American and lesbian, gay or bisexual (LGB)
Social Support and Relationship Satisfaction in Same-Sex Couples Research Project
Title of Research Project:
Social Support and Relationship Satisfaction in Same-Sex Couples Research Project
Description:
Dear Potential Participant,
I am a graduate student in the Department of Special Education, Rehabilitation, and Counseling at Auburn University. I would like to invite you to participate in my research study to explore social support and relationship satisfaction in same-sex couples. You may participate if you are of legal age in the state in which you live, are currently involved in a same-sex romantic relationship, and are out to at least one of your parents or parental figures. You may also participate if you are a parent of an individual who is currently involved in a same-sex romantic relationship.
Examining the Academic and Social Experiences of Gay Male Undergraduates of Color
Title of Research Project:
Examining the Academic and Social Experiences of Gay Male Undergraduates of Color
Description:
The purpose of this qualitative study is to understand the academic and social \"lived\" experiences of male undergraduates of color who identify as gay or bisexual.
Breast Cancer Research for Lesbian/Bisexual Women
What's the study about?
The information gained from this research about the well being and quality of life of lesbian and bisexual women with breast cancer will be used to develop programs and services that can specifically address these women's quality of life. Later, the researchers will also enroll heterosexual women who match the age and diagnosis of the lesbian and bisexual women. What's involved?
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