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Uploaded 16th March 2017

The Normalcy of Hate
Exploring the ‘everyday’ and ‘mundane’
reality of transphobic hate crime

Hi there,

    My name is Ben and I work for an equality and diversity organisation in South East London. I am also completing my PhD at Kingston University. 
 
I am conducting a study exploring low level, everyday incidents of abuse, discrimination and hate crime targeting anyone who identifies as trans, non-binary or outside traditional gender binaries.
 
I am currently conducting an online survey and need around 400 responses. I have received ethical approval from Kingston University Ethic's Committee and have piloted the survey.
 
 
I am happy to answer any questions you may have about the research.
 

For more information please e-mail:
k1544506@kingston.ac.uk

 

Regards,

Ben
 

Uploaded 16th March 2017

Social adjustment and psychological
well-being of gender minorities.

We are researchers at the Gender Development Research Centre, the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. We are now recruiting gender minority adults and cisgender adults (aged 18 years or above) to participate in an online survey looking at social adjustment and psychological well-being of gender minorities. We hope to learn more about similarities and differences between different groups and how things can be improved for gender minorities. This survey will take at least 20 minutes and all participants will be entered into a prize draw.

In our survey, gender minorities are broadly defined as individuals whose gender identity and/or expression do not conform to the norms for the individuals’ sex/gender assigned at birth (e.g., individuals with gender dysphoria, transgender individuals, agender individuals, individuals with non-binary gender identities, and etc). Cisgenders refer to individuals whose gender identity matches the sex they were assigned at birth.

As part of the recruitment, we are contacting directors and/or administrative officers of societies/groups/organisations offering support and services to gender minority adults.

Potential participants will find more information about the online survey by clicking at the web link.

Our study is approved by the Cambridge Psychology Research Ethics Committee. The IRB reference number for the study is PRE.2017.013. If you need further information or have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us. Your help would be highly appreciated! Please let us know what you think.

Link to the online survey:
https://cambridge.eu.qualtrics.com/SE/?SID=SV_74ohAD01zSD4aDr

Cambridge Psychology: http://www.psychol.cam.ac.uk/

Cambridge Gender Development Research Centre:
http://www.gdrc.psychol.cam.ac.uk/


Uploaded 24th March 2017

Calling all Trans people in the UK

I'm conducting a study into 'Trans Identities and Memorialisation' and would love to hear your views!

https://hull.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/trans-identities-and-memorialisation

The survey, the first of its kind, explores attitudes towards death and experiences of bereavement within the trans community and forms part of the case study, ‘Who Were They: Trans Identities and Memorialisation’, which looks at the ways in which trans people are remembered and commemorated after they have died. 

It is open to anyone who identifies as Trans* who is over 18 years of age and living in the UK.  The survey takes around 15-20 minutes to complete.

The research is being conducted by me - Dr Louis Bailey – a trans advocate and a research fellow at the University of Hull.  The survey feeds into the ‘Remember Me: The Changing Face of Memorialisation’ project (funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, AHRC). For more information about the ‘Remember Me’ study, please go to http://www2.hull.ac.uk/fass/remember-me.aspx

Many thanks in advance for your time,

Louis.

Dr Louis Bailey
Research Fellow, 'Remember Me: The Changing Face of Memorialisation'
School of Environmental Sciences
University of Hull

Louis.Bailey@hull.ac.uk

http://www2.hull.ac.uk/fass/remember-me.aspx

 


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