Parenting
Study
Are you in a committed same-sex relationship? Are you
and your partner adopting your first child? If so,
we need your help! We are launching a long-overdue
study of the transition to adoptive parenthood. You
will be interviewed before and after the adoption to
find out your experiences during this important life
transition.
For more information, please contact: Abbie Goldberg, Ph.D. Department of Psychology.
Clark University, by phone: 508-793-7289 or by email: [email protected].
Feel free to read about this study and Dr. Goldberg’s other research
on her faculty website: www.clarku.edu/faculty/goldberg/index.html
Yale
Breast Cancer Study
Volunteers are needed for a study regarding breast cancer, Breast
Cancer Internet Information and Support (BCIIS).
If you have a current or diagnosis of breast cancer,
please help us by completing the online survey.
The purpose of the study is to find womens' needs and
preferences for online breast cancer services, and
how an online nurse might help. We would like to know
more about you and your experiences and preferences.
If you would like to participate, please join us at the web site http://breastcancersurvey.med.yale.edu or
email [email protected] for
more information.
SOAR
Lesbians
Do you plan to give up smoking?
or have you given up smoking in the past 3 months?
Join our study on smoking cessation, SOAR (smoking relapse among women)
$50.00
60 minute interview, 10 minute survey.
This study is being conducted by Dr. Elisabeth Gruskin,
at Kaiser Permanente, Division of Research, 510-891-3558.
For more information, email: [email protected]
Women of color especially needed.
You do not need to be a member of Kaiser to participate.
National
LGBT Cancer Survivor Research Study
Be
a part of history by participating in the first ever
study looking at the experiences of lesbian,
gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) cancer survivors
together in one study.
Are you a survivor
of cancer? We want to know about your experiences.
Fill
out our anonymous survey at: http://www.surveywriter.net/in/survey/survey807/CS.asp
and
be entered to win a $50 Visa gift card!
It does not matter where you live or what services you
accessed - we want to hear your voice.
The survey will take about 30 minutes to complete. If
you exit the survey before finishing you will not be
able to resume where you left off.
There is no systematic information available to guide
the development of post-treatment medical, behavioral,
and psychosocial care for LGBT cancer survivors. This
survey will be used to better educate health care providers,
and to directly inform services for the lesbian, gay,
bisexual, and transgender population.
This initiative is a collaborative effort between a
community-based health care center, a grass-roots lesbian
health organization, and university researchers. This
survey is sponsored by the Lesbian Community Cancer Project,
Howard Brown Health Center, and University of Illinois
at Chicago, as part of the development of the first ever
lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender cancer survivor
research center.
Questions?
Let us
know!
Sexual
Wellbeing in Sexual Minority Women with Breast Cancer
Researchers
seek Lesbians, Bisexual women, and Women who Partner
with Women for a study on Sexual Functioning
with Breast Cancer.
Most of our knowledge about sexual
functioning with breast cancer comes from the experience
of heterosexual women.
Help us improve our understanding
of the issues faced by sexual minority women.
*One Time Mail Survey * *Receive $20 for
the completion of the survey* * Your participation
is voluntary*
This study is being conducted by Boston
University
School of Public Health and is funded by the Susan
G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
To receive a survey, or if you have any
questions about this study,
call Brandy Allen 1-877-414-1399
An Examination of Lesbian Healthcare Professionals' Attitudes on Being Out and Its Effect on Self-Esteem and Job Satisfaction
A graduate student in Health Studies and Library Science at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas asks your participation in the requirements for her dual Master's degrees. Her thesis topic is: "An Examination of Lesbian Healthcare Professionals' Attitudes on Being Out and Its Effect on Self-Esteem and Job Satisfaction."
If you are a lesbian healthcare professional, and this includes nurses and therapists, as well as physicians, and wish to take part in the survey, please click on this link https://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=RPsOYNugUBvjXKI71CSwBQ_3d_3d
to be taken to the Informed Consent and the survey. Or, please contact her at [email protected] if you have any questions.