Gay Dads Study
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Prof. Patterson passed along this call for gay dads to participate in an online study about our lives and families. If you qualify for this study, then please consider participating. Studies such as this one are an important means of gaining support in the psychology and social work communities, who can be powerful allies in the cause of GLBT parenting. Further, each new study adds to the body of factual evidence available to us when advocating for our families.
Are you a gay/bisexual dad? Would you be willing too answer some confidential online questions about your life and about your family?
The study consists of an online survey and will take approximately 25 – 35 minutes of your time. To qualify for the study you have to identify as male, a father, and gay, bisexual or homosexual and have at least one child of any age; this child can be biological, adopted, foster, step, or other child. You do not need to be the child’s legal parent to participate.
If you and/or your partner are interested in participating or want further information please contact Samantha L. Tornello at GayDadsStudy@gmail.com for more information.
(University of Virginia IRB #2008-0407-00)
LGBT New Yorkers: Don’t be invisible to New York State! Be counted!
Take a short survey on LGBT health and human services issues at:
Be a part of a historic effort to research and document the needs of LGBT New Yorkers to ensure those needs don’t go unaddressed by government and health and human service providers. The information you provide will go toward fighting for policy changes and funding to make services to LGBT people in New York equitable and LGBT-friendly.
This survey is open to all LGBT New Yorkers ages 18 and over. We’ve never been counted before. This is a historic opportunity. Please participate!
Enter for a chance to win a $50 Amazon gift card with your completed survey! Information provided for the raffle will be confidential and not linked to your survey responses.
For more information, e-mail Somjen Frazer
This survey is a project of the Empire State Pride Agenda, the NYS
LGBT Health and Human Services Network, and Somjen Frazer Consulting.
