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Gender, Sexuality, and Health
The Gender, Sexuality and Health (GSH) Research Cluster explores gender and sexuality as they intersect with social determinants of health (such as race, ethnicity, age, and class) throughout the lifespan.
Research findings address key health challenges, inequities, and inequalities between and among different subpopulations.
The cluster focuses on community-based scholarship and partnerships with the community.
Members:
- M. Zanchetta (facilitator)
- Linda Cooper
- Susan Bishop
- Josephine Wong
- Annette Bailey
- Daria Romaniuk
- Sepali Guruge
- Margaret Malone
- Cristina Catallo
Research Areas:
- Health of men, women, and children
- Violence against women and children
- Gender and violence in communities
- GSH issues in the context of the family
- Gendered practices in sexual and reproductive health
- Social marginalization of women and men of sexual minority status
- Stigma and discrimination of transgendered/transsexual populations