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Gender diverse equality and wellbeing in Manipur, North East India: reflections on peer-led research
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posted on 2023-06-09, 22:26 authored by Paul BoycePaul Boyce, Pawan Dhall, Santa Khurai, Oinam Yambung, Bonita Pebam, Randhoni LairikyengbamThis chapter discusses the use of peer research to examine gender and sexual minority people’s experiences of exclusion and prejudice in contexts of employment, education and welfare in the North Indian State of Manipur. Working with members of community groups run by and for ‘transgender’ people elicited perspectives grounded in lived experiences that would not have been possible otherwise – not because such people constitute a ‘hard-to-reach population’, but because they are so often excluded from more ‘orthodox’ research approaches.
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RoutledgeExternal DOI
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286.0Book title
Peer research in health and social development: international perspectives on participatory researchISBN
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Routledge Studies in Health and Social WelfareDepartment affiliated with
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Peter Aggleton, Ally Gibson, Stephen BellLegacy Posted Date
2020-12-11First Open Access (FOA) Date
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