The German Sport University Cologne is going to launch the first Europe-wide online survey on LGBTI and sport. The survey is co-funded by the Erasmus+ Program of the European Union. The overall objective of the project is to develop educational approaches and strategies to tackle discrimination and prevent violence in sport based on sexual orientation

You are being invited to take part in a research study that is being conducted by the University of Glasgow, University of Ghent (Belgium), KU Leuven, (Belgium), Transgender Infopunt (Belgium) and the Netherlands Institute of Health Research (NIVEL; Netherlands). Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) individuals have been identified as being at higher risk of

The LGBT Consortium have a new project that explores the relationship between LGBT groups and the law. Please take part in a survey to tell them about your experiences of using the law in your work. LGBT Groups Tackling Inequality and Discrimination

Are you transgender, non-binary or genderqueer? Would you be willing to be interviewed about how your weight relates/has related to your experience of being trans? If so, you are invited to participate in a research project exploring bodyweight and gender in trans people’s everyday lives. There is currently almost no research on how societal norms

Typical eating disorder patients are still imagined as white, cis, straight, middle-class young women. Although a lot of our LGBTQ community lives with disordered eating, we don’t know much about what it means in people’s everyday lives. This is especially true for people who are trans and/or non-binary, because past research too often depends on narrow

The National LGB&T Partnership have supported Public Health England in their development of a survey seeking the views of the trans community on reproductive health. It is the first and most diverse trans survey about reproductive health of its kind seen in the UK. PHE is inviting all self-identified trans people (and those with a

The University of Cambridge centre for family research is conducting a study on the experiences of families with at least one trans parent and at least one child. For more information, please read the flyer for the University of Cambridge study of families with trans parents: CFR Family life study flyer (PDF, 246KB).

Macmillan in collaboration with DeMontfort University are researching the experiences of LGBT patients undergoing cancer care (diagnosis and ongoing care). For more information, please see the Macmillan LGBT Cancer Care Study Flyer (PDF, 82KB).

King’s College is looking to recruit UK students who identify as LGBT+ to take part in an online survey to help us understand more about people’s experiences, beliefs and behaviours in relation to their identity and experiences of stigma. We hope that this will help us develop an intervention to support LGBT+ people who suffer

Natalie Williams of Cancer Research UK is doing an M.Sc research project in Prostate cancer in Transwomen. She would like to include all those who identify as a transwoman, irrespective of whether they have received hormone treatment or GRS. It is important to listen to and include the experiences of people who identify as a