Recently, we published one new paper based on findings from our PEERS ( Peers Examining Experiences in Research Study ) project! This qualitative study examined transgender and non-binary people's (TNB) experiences as peer researchers, to contribute an understanding of how effective peer research is to reduce potential research-related harms for TNB communities. Four major themes were generated: imposition of cis-centric language and frameworks devaluing of community-base

The latest #ThePRIDEStudyResearch led by David Kinitz, PhD, MSW: How stress and unequal treatment relate to employment among LGBTQIA+...

The 2SLGBTQ+ Poverty in Canada: Improving Livelihood and Social Wellbeing Project is launching the first-ever national study aimed at...

We examined the perspectives of participant groups to develop insight into TGD elderlies’ issues in their engagements with care system