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INTERNATIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOR QUEER YOUTH RESILIENCE
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The International Partnership for Queer Youth Resilience is an interdisciplinary and multilingual research partnership designed to understand and support the resilience of LGBTQ+ youth through
technology-engaged research and practice.
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We are hiring Research Assistant work study positions. Students will primarily work with the research team. As part of research activities, students may work on projects focused on sexual and gender minority youth and agencies serving their needs.
Based on student interests and research needs, the student will have the opportunity to help conduct literature reviews, transcribe interviews, enter and clean survey data, develop and manage social media, conduct qualitative and/or quantitative analysis, co-author grant proposals and create presentations. A significant focus is on the practical application of research to improve the lives of vulnerable communities as well as create and implement psychosocial interventions. Sign into CLNx view the eligibility requirements, and apply today. Once you've logged into CLNx, select Jobs & Recruitment ➔ Work Study ➔ Work Study Jobs ➔ Search Job ID 183401 Research Assistant. |
LATEST UPDATES
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May 2021
THE NATIONAL: MAY 19, 2021 Project director, Dr. Shelley Craig, spoke with CBC's The National on May 19, 2021 about American singer, songwriter, and actor, Demi Lovato and their public coming out as non-binary and its significance for queer, trans, and non-binary youth.
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January 2021
THE NEW NORMAL: QUEERING THE NEW NORMAL PODCAST Project director, Shelley Craig, talks with Maydianne Andrade, a Canada Research Chair in Integrative Behavioural Ecology and the University of Toronto Scarborough’s vice-dean of faculty affairs and equity, about gender identity and working with queer youth today in episode eight of The New Normal podcast. To learn more about the series, visit The New Normal.
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December 2020
RAINBOW ROAD: THE INQYR LIVING TIMELINE
RAINBOW ROAD: THE INQYR LIVING TIMELINE
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We're excited to present Rainbow Road: The INQYR Living Timeline! The INQYR Living Timeline documents INQYR’s creation and development, starting with the initial idea and need for the partnership, to the formation of the international team, to looking at the ongoing and upcoming research within each of partnership’s four regions. The timeline offers a peek "behind the scenes" of research including a look into innovative technology-engaged research methods, and features interviews with our principal investigator, co-investigators, and student research teams. |
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September 2020
INQYR AT HOPELAB'S
"QUEER & THRIVING" PANEL A panel and Q&A from Hopelab, CenterLink, and Headstream with leading experts in LGBTQ+ teen and young adult mental health. Featuring panel host, Arianna Taboada, MSW, MSPH and panelists, Shelley Craig (INQYR), PhD, LCSW and Lance T. McCready, PhD.
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The International Student Training Network (ISTN) second cohort is fully recruited!
The ISTN is designed to train the next generation of scholars to conduct research with Gender and Sexual Minority Youth (GSMY), with a particular focus on strengthening resilience through utilization of information and communication technologies (ICTs) in a global context. |
The ISTN’s instructors have helped guide my career path and provided opportunities for me build my research skills. The ISTN provides a level of LGBTQ+-specific education that I could never obtain at my home institution. I cannot begin to explain how much this educational experience means to me. To say thank you does not feel like a significant enough statement to express my gratitude, but thank you. |
🇲🇽 FROM THE MEXICO REGIONAL NETWORK 🇲🇽
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The Mexican Regional Network completed its first project, based on focus groups and photo elicitation research with LGBT youth in three major Mexican cities. This project has allowed the network to send out its first academic paper for publication. We are currently working on three other projects which we hope to have finished by the end of 2020. Despite the difficulties we have faced in continuing our work and activism, more researchers have hopped on board the regional network. We are happy to continue our research in collaboration with experienced and senior researchers in LGBT health such as Dr. Luis Ortiz-Hernandez, and with younger and fresh researchers like Miguel Corral (PhD candidate).
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La Red Regional de México terminó su primer proyecto, que usó grupos focales y foto-elicitación con juventudes LGBT en tres grandes metrópolis del país. Este proyecto nos permitió enviar a dictaminación un primer artículo académico y estamos trabajando en otros tres que esperemos puedan estar terminados para finales del 2020. A pesar de las dificultades en continuar con nuestra agenda activista, estamos muy emocionades de que podamos continuar nuestros proyectos de investigación con investigadores con conocida trayectoria en salud LGBT como el Dr. Luiz Ortíz-Hernández y con investigadores jóvenes como Miguel Corral (candidato a doctor).
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INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
TRAINING NETWORK (ISTN)
ISTN COHORT #2 SCHEDULE IS OUT!
Upcoming webinars include:
Upcoming webinars include:
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Tea chat #5: September 3, 2021 at 12-2PM EST
To be decided/open-ended. Webinar 7: November 5, 2021 12pm-2pm EST
Migration & Ethnography: Dr. Héctor Carrillo |
Webinar 6: October 8, 2021 at 12-2PM EST
Conducting Research to Influence Policy with SGMY: Dr. Siobhan Guerrero and Paul Roberts, OBE Tea chat #6: December 3, 2021 at 12-2PM EST
To be decided/open-ended. |
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Please note that the schedule may shift as we confirm speakers, and as our current environment shifts to prioritize emerging issues for SGMY over the coming 2 years.
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