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The Transgender Experience – Griffith University

By Ashley Van Houten BA MSc (Psych) M Psych (Clinical)

The Gender Identity Project at Griffith University is currently searching for subjects for important Australian research. We’re seeking people who are transsexual, you were born either male or female and believe you are of the other gender and you are currently living in your preferred gender and you are an Australian or New Zealand resident.

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The research project involves a questionnaire that takes less than 60 minutes, it can either be done online or face to face. I will also ask you if you will agree to an optional interview that would take about 60 minutes. All participants will go into the draw to win one of six beauty packs worth about $100.

www.gendereyedentity.net

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Updated July 8, 2011, originally published May 6, 2011

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