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Information to follow on LGBTQIA+ mental health in Chile and the UK project by our CTSG Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Tomás Ojeda (he/él) See more about Tomás ESRC Postdoctoral Fellow Visiting Fellow, LSE Gender – Editorial member, Engenderings Recent publications: Anti-gender ideology… Continue Reading →
This is a research project that ran from September 2020 to September 2022. It was a collaboration between researchers from the Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender and the Brighton-based LGBTQ mental health charity, MindOut. The project aimed to understand… Continue Reading →
Join us for the launch of the community research report which will be held at the Friends’ Meeting House, Brighton. A one-page summary of the research can also be accessed here. Please register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lgbtq-migration-to-brighton-mental-health-and-social-isolation-tickets-404612836887 This research entitled ‘Pathways between LGBTQ… Continue Reading →
Project: Transformations in Digital Youth Work – Supporting LGBTQ+ Youth During the Pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic put many LGBTQ+ young people at risk in the UK, with many living in hostile or unsafe environments, experiencing isolation, mental health pressures and… Continue Reading →
Men’s unwanted sexual experiences (MUSE) – or sexual violence and harassment towards men – remains an under explored topic of research in the UK, where men rarely seek formal or informal support for their experiences. A recent survey by the… Continue Reading →
CTSG Project Bearspace by Dr Nick McGlynn University of Brighton 2022. Findings now published. Bearspace is a groundbreaking research project that has been investigating the experiences of fat gay, bi and queer (GBQ) men in spaces used and created by… Continue Reading →
Dr Nick McGlyn‘s research project attends to an unexplored intersection of geographies of sexualities, and fatness/obesity. In a nation grappling with an ‘obesity epidemic’, fat people in the UK are highly stigmatised as unhealthy and sexually repulsive, with resultant serious… Continue Reading →
