Third Party Surveys of Gender Variant People.
Analysis of transition for trans women.
A researcher at Southampton University is examining the experiences of trans women in transition, with regards to non-gender specialist NHS services.
Click here to download the call for parcipants
Click here to download the information sheet for the research.
Gender Identity transformations survey
A multidisciplinary research group from Gabriel D'Annunzio University, Italy are inviting people over 16 years old to contribute to a survey exploring gender identity transformations.
The survey should take around 15 minutes to complete, and anonymity is assured by the researchers.
Click here to take the survey
Solent Primary Care Trust are conducting a survey, and your help would be appreciated.The survey looks at the experience of people within the transgender community who access a sexual health clinic. The survey is interested in the overall experience of the transgender community and the support available.
The survey will also explore lifestyle factors that may affect risk of acquiring a sexually transmitted infection (STI).
The results of this survey will guide future service development.
Click here to see the survey.
Transgender Pathways Research for people in Liverpool
This research is exploring trans people's experiences of living, working and socialising in Liverpool. In particular, it draws upon their experiences of key services, namely, health, police, housing, social care and employment. The research is underpinned by a human rights based approach and is keen to illuminate the health and social inequalities of trans people in their everyday lives.
The work is informed by NEF's 'dynamic model of wellbeing'. Wellbeing, in this context, is defined as 'a dynamic state, in which the individual is able to develop their potential, work productively and creatively, build strong and positive relationships with others, and contribute to their community. The research is currently being conducted by web-based questionnaire and one-to-one interviews and will report at the end of October 2011.
Click Here to take the Survey.
Research study exploring the transitioning experiences of self-designated men who were assigned "woman" at birth
Catherine Atnas is a trainee clinical psychologist at the University of Surrey conducting a
study about the transitioning experiences of self-designated men who were
assigned "woman" at birth. She will be meeting with people who are
be willing to talk about their experiences. Participation involves taking part in
a 60-90 minute interview asking questions about your transitioning experiences and
completing a brief demographic questionnaire.
To find out more details about this study before choosing to participate, please
contact Catherine on C.Atnas@surrey.ac.uk.
A favourable ethical opinion of the study has been granted by the Faculty of Arts and
Human Sciences Ethics Committee at the University of Surrey.
This study is being supervised by Dr Martin Milton, Senior Lecturer in
Psychotherapeutic and Counselling Psychology
Download Participant Information here.
All Wales Hate Crime are inviting people to share their views and experiences of hate crime and hate-related incidents in Wales by participating in their survey. This survey which is being undertaken by the independent research organisation Ipsos MORI is designed to be completed by both victims and non-victims of hate crime.
This project aims to produce data that can be used to help organisations in Wales to develop evidence-based policy and practice to combat hate crime and provide support for victims. It will produce robust information on levels of incidents, reporting and underreporting, as well as key information such as the profile of perpetrators and hate crime "hotspots."
Click here to take part in the survey
LGBTQ Sexual Health Services Survey
Brook are seeking the views of young LGBTQ people about how sexual health services might be made more accessible and relevant to them. Please find below a link to the survey they have developed for this purpose.
Transgender Representations in the Media Survey
Trans Media Watch, working in conjunction with the Scottish Transgender Alliance, have produced a survey aiming at finding out how transgender people experience the media. They aim to use the evidence collected to support our campaigns for better, fairer representation of transgender people in the media. They want to make sure that the views of young people and their families are properly represented.
This survey is for people living in the UK. They are asking for your input in order to help media providers develop a better, fairer and more representative service. The survey can be found here.
UK Transgender Quality Of Life Survey
The Equality Network's Scottish Transgender Alliance is working to research quality of life and health issues for transgender people. The research findings will be used to inform Government and NHS policy work on transgender equality and inclusion. The survey measures key aspects of quality of life using internationally standardised questions designed by the World Health Organisation.
The survey takes less than 10 minutes to complete.
The survey need a large number of responses in order for the findings to be of most use. It is really important that as many people as possible complete the survey. The survey is for ALL transgender people – from across a diverse spectrum of gender identity – including men and women with transsexual backgrounds and all kinds of cross-dressing, non-binary or gender-fluid people.
So if you are aged at least 16 and currently living anywhere in the UK, please take a moment to complete the survey now and help the Government and NHS to better understand quality of life and health issues for transgender people.
Please complete the survey online or complete this questionaire and send it to Equality Network, 30 Bernard Street, Edinburgh, EH6 6PR Fax: 07020 933 954.
The first set of data for a pleminary report for the Scotish Government was collected on the 20th August but please still try to complete the survey, as this data will be analysed by GIRES and STA and used to inform wider governemnt.
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