Transformative Compassion: Understanding the Attitudes, Beliefs, Values, and Experiences of Compassion within LGBTQI2S Communities using Poststructural and Queer Methodologies.
The purpose of the study is to understand how experiences of compassion shape the lives of LGBTQI2S peoples and how compassion may be a way for societal change and a solution to heteronormative and homophobic views that negatively influence us. I invite you to participate in an in-person or on-line interview that will be about 60-90 mins and will be recorded for analysis.
Eligibility for the study requires that participants live in Canada, self-identify as LGBTQI2S, be 19 years of age or older, and are able to speak and understand English. There will be an honorarium of a $25.00 Amazon gift card for participation in the study.
If you are interested in participating or want more information, please contact me at andrew.thomas12@msvu.ca or Dr. Phillip Joy at phillip.joy@msvu.ca. We would also appreciate if you would share this information with your networks.
This project is funded by SSHRC and has been approved by the Mount Saint Vincent University Ethics Board and Dalhousie University Research Ethics Board. ...
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