Pride Month 2023: Article collections celebrating the LGBTQ+ community
Each June it’s pride month, a celebration of the LGBTQ community and their many achievements. To join in on the celebrations, we have put together Research Topics.
Read about the amazing research done by scientists from across the globe. With more than 820,000 collective views, researchers explored topics such as barriers to workplace equality, co-parenting fathers, perspectives on cancer issues affecting LGBTQ communities, and anti-transgender prejudice.
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Barriers to workplace equality
12 articles | 221,000 views
Gaining a better understanding of workplace inequality affecting people from a range of social groups and categories, including members of the LGBTQ+ community
Cancer Disparities in Diverse Populations
18 articles | 67,000 views
Presenting current perspectives on cancer issues affecting the minority, including LGBTQ, communities by convening both community and academic investigators, clinicians, and stake holders from the translational, clinical and public heath communities
14 articles | 199,000 views
Adding value to our current knowledge about the developmental origins and the influence of hormonal interventions on the mental and physical health trajectories of people with gender dysphoria
10 articles | 21,000 views
Exploring co-parenting in alternative family structures, particularly gay father co-parents
15 articles | 135,000 views
Focusing on different areas related to the experiences and psychological outcomes of LGBTQ parents and their children, throughout the family life cycle
Mental health in marginalized communities
8 articles | 16,000 views
Assessing the prevalence/incidence of mental disorders among LGBTQ+ communities during COVID
3 articles | 11,000 views
Promoting research being done around the world to both understand and actively work to reduce the marginalization, discrimination, and oppression experienced by transgender people and people holding identities considered closely related to transgender identity
8 articles | 148,000 views
Understanding the psychosexual, physio-biological, and social development of LGBTAQ young people in family, school, and work environments
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Collection editor: Mark Vicars, Victoria University
Examining the impact of trauma as it relates to the lived experiences of well-being on and in LGBTQIA+ lives in educational domains
Eating behaviors in the gender nonconforming population
Collection editor: Whitney Linsenmeyer, Saint Louis University
Accelerating research on the nutrition and eating behaviors in the transgender and gender nonconforming population
Collection editor: Erin Wilson, San Francisco Department of Public Health
Collecting research to characterize the epidemic of violence against trans women, especially outside the United States, as well as on approaches and strategies to prevent and address violence
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