Are you 14-29 years old? Do you identify as LGBTQ+, and live in Ontario, Canada? Do you identify as trans, gender non-conforming, non-binary, have experience with foster care or child welfare, is a newcomer to Canada, or have experience with homelessness or couch-surfing?
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Participate in QueerVIEW! 

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY
WE ARE SEARCHING FOR AN INQYR DOCTORAL TRAINEEE!
Professor Shelley Craig at the Factor-Inwentash Faculty of Social Work (FIFSW) at the University of Toronto is seeking applications from prospective Social Work PhD students who wish to engage with a range of exploratory and intervention research studies for the wellbeing of Sexual and Gender Minority Youth (SGMY), with a focus on their use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs).

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAINING NETWORK (ISTN)

THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT TRAINING NETWORK 2019 SCHEDULE IS NOW AVAILABLE:
Webinar 1: February 15, 2019 12-2pm EST           
Research with Gender and Sexual Minority Youth (GSMY): Considerations, strengths, capacity-building, & regional/cross-cultural differences with Drs. Shelley Craig, Ignacio Lozano-Verduzco, and Daragh McDermott       
Webinar 3: August 16, 2019 12-2pm EST
           
Community-based research with GSMY with Dr. M. Alex Wagaman        
Webinar 2: May 10, 2019 12-2pm EST
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​Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in research methods: Recruitment, data collection, group analysis, dissemination with Dr. Lauren McInroy and Andrew Eaton 
TISS-Mexico: October 30, 2019
           
Mobilization LGBTQ+ Conocimento: The INQYR Student Symposium (TISS-Mexico) with Drs. Frank Dillon, Harold Young, and additional speakers TBD  

LATEST UPDATES

THE FIRST ISSUE OF THE INQYR NEWSLETTER IS NOW AVAILABLE!
FROM THE MEXICO REGIONAL NETWORK:
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The Mexican Regional Network carried out its first meeting on December 6th 2018 with the participation of academics and activists from different parts of the country. During the meeting, we committed to form the Mexican Research and Community Action Partnership on Sexual Diversity (RIADMX) to support the International Partnership for the Queer Youth Resilience. The RIADMX will also be a joint effort between Mexican organized civil society and universities to organize and coordinate research and intervention strategies that prevent, eliminate and attend the different forms of stigma, discrimination and violence that sexual dissidence face in Mexico, in particular with gender and sexual minority youth.
​La red regional México llevo a cabo su primera reunión el 6 de diciembre del 2018 con participación de académicos y activistas de diferentes partes del país. Ahí, se hizo un compromiso por conformarla Red de Investigación y Acción Comunitaria en Diversidad Sexual de México (RIADMX) para apoyar al proyecto "International Partnership for the Queer Youth Resilience". La RIAD será además, un esfuerzo para el trabajo en conjunto entre sociedad civil organizada y las universidades mexicanas, con el propósito de organizar y coordinar acciones de investigación e intervención que prevengan, eliminen y atiendan las diferentes formas de estigma, discriminación y violencia a las que se enfrentan las personas de la disidencia sexual en México, en especial, en las juventudes. 

THE PROJECTS

QUEERVIEW 

A photo-elicitation project in Ontario, Canada

SNAPSHOT

A photo-elicitation project in the United States

TOWARDS FREE EXPRESSION OF  IDENTITY AND DESIRE

Focus groups with LGBTQ+ youth in three Mexican states

QUEERVIBE

Assessing the utility of QueerVibe QueerVibe as an Online Intervention for Gender Minority Youth
INQYR is funded by a Partnership Grant from the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC).
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