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SMGD-MN Phase 1: Lived Experiences of SMGD Individuals
- Ashley K. Randall
- Pamela J. Lannutti
- Yuvamathi Gandhi
- Casey Totenhagen
- Martina Zemp
- Magdalena Siegel
- Sarah Galdiolo
- Anthony Mauroy
- Stephanie Culot
- Lesley Verhofstadt
- Jean Carlos Natividade
- Amanda Londero dos Santos
- Melanie Fischer
- Beate Ditzen
- Katharina R. van Stein
- Barani Kanth
- Varadaraj Janani
- Pushpanathan Padmasrilekha
- Radhakrishnan Midhila
- Pingkan Cynthia Belinda Rumondor
- Aryo Edhie Nugroho
- Nangoi Francis
- Nikodemus Budiman
- TOM BURKE
- Owen Stafford
- Cian Prendergast
- Claudia Chiarolanza
- Alessio Masturzi
- Michela Baldi
- Stefano Isolani
- Roberto Baiocco
- Jessica Pistella
- Emanuele Basili
- Luca Rollé
- Tommaso Trombetta
- Ugo Pace
- Giacomo Cioccia
- Wah Yun Low
- Mimi Fitriana
- Bee Seok Chua
- Muhamad Nur Fariduddin
- Rosediani Mohammad
- Howie Sin How Lim
- Ching Sin Siau
- Michael Boiger
- Nathalie Ribbers
- Emmanuel Fayankinnu
- Ana Relvas
- Jorge Gato
- Alda Portugal
- Luciana Sotero
- Nathalie Meuwly
- Alexander Kavina
- Timo Tapani Ojanen
- Priyoth Kittiteerasack
- Burcu Ucok
- Yusuf Barburoglu
- Eda Curukvelioglu Koksal
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Description: According to the William’s Institute (2011), an estimated 3.5% of adults in the United States identify as lesbian, gay, or bisexual and an estimated 0.3% of adults are transgender. While there is a growing body of research that has focused on the lived experience of those who identify as a sexual and/or gender minority (SGM), much of this research has focused on a single dimension of identity within a specific geographical area (i.e., within the United States). As such, the larger goal of this project is to examine the lived experience of those who identify as SGM by collecting demographic data and data related to individual and relational well-being, with the focus on understanding the lives of SGM individuals living around the world.
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