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Gay & Bisexual Men: Take Survey for Master’s Thesis

March 16, 2012 By HKearl

Most of the work Stop Street Harassment does focuses on the street harassment women (both trans and cis) face, but some men, especially men in the LGBQT community, face it too.

Patrick McNeil is surveying gay and bisexual men about street harassment for his master’s thesis and he’s looking for respondents from anywhere who are 18 years or older. If this applies to you, please take the 15-20 minute survey, and even if it doesn’t apply to you, please share it.

This is a very under-researched topic and your help is greatly appreciated.

Patrick will speak about his preliminary research during an Anti-Street Harassment Week event in Washington, DC, that’s free and open to the public on Wednesday, March 21. Please RSVP if you can attend. In the video below, he shares how he became involved in the topic.

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