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University Research Study:
For bisexual men, does a sense of belonging to the LGBTQIA+ community help with mental health
Project mission
Project mission
This project is dedicated to amplifying the voices of bisexual men, whose experiences are often overlooked or misunderstood.
By exploring belonging, stigma, and mental health, the study aims to highlight the realities bisexual men navigate that can inform research, policy and community support.
The mission is to create knowledge that strengthens visibility, understanding, and care.
Why this research matters
Why this research matters
Bisexual people's experiences are often amalgamated into broader LGBTQ research, failing to identity your unique experiences. This is a growing population and men in particular are underrepresented in the research.
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What's the topic?
What's the topic?
The study forms a broader LGBTQIA+ study and everyone is invited to participate.
However, this particular research is focused on bisexual mens' experiences of stigma, belonging and suicide. Questions will also be asked about how kind you are to yourself, sleep and depression symptoms
Who are we
Who are we
We're a project team of three completing our Psyhology Honors Thesis
Ethics-Approved with Expert Oversight
Ethics-Approved with Expert Oversight
The study has been approved by a formal ethics committee to ensure the work is conducted with care, integrity and respect.
Supervision is provided by Professor Suzanne McLaren who has 28+ experience in research supporting the LGBTQIA+ community.
More information
More information
The below links provide further information about the study and a copy of the ethics approval
Questions?
Questions?
For more information regarding the study please contact us via: swhitecsu2026@outlook.com, rebeccaleighthughes@yahoo.com, afenton2026@gmail.com or our supervisor Professor Suzanne McLaren: smclaren@csu.edu.au
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