National survey of LGBTQ+ employees
The University of Tasmania are seeking your participation in a national survey of LGBT+ employees in religiously affiliated organisations such as schools, social welfare providers and health providers. This is part of a national research project aimed at identifying strategies to manage tensions between religious freedom and LGBTQ+ rights in the workplace in Australia (please see addendum or website for further information on the overall project).
The research team is reaching out to as many workers as possible, thereby making the outcomes robust and comprehensive, and providing a broad overview of the range of experiences and attitudes.
You can download a flyer discussing this research project here and read about the project here
Click here to undertake the Survey
The research team would be happy to answer any questions by responding to Bronwyn Fielder via this email or phoning Douglas Ezzy on (03) 6226 2330. Email is preferred.
The project is being led by Prof Douglas Ezzy from the School of Social Sciences at the University of Tasmania. The research team also includes Professor Simon Rice (Law, University of Sydney), Associate Professor Angela Dwyer (Police Studies, University of Tasmania), Dr Louise Richardson-Self (Philosophy, University of Tasmania), Dr Bronwyn Fielder (Social Sciences, University of Tasmania) and Professor Lori Beaman (Religious Studies, University of Ottawa). It is funded by an Australian Research Council (ARC) grant and has been approved by the Tasmania Social Sciences Human Research Ethics Committee, with reference number H23410.
