Post by Moderator on Oct 26, 2009 19:37:46 GMT
Please see the message below, and please get in touch with the researcher if you feel it is appropriate:
"I am a independent researcher conducting a study on South Asian (Hindu, Muslim, Sikh) homosexual men living in Scotland. Unfortunately, I was unable to attend your recent talk at the St Mungo's Museum due to being ill. At the moment I'm conducting research on South Asian (Hindu, Sikh and Muslim) Gay men in Scotland. I was wandering if you would be kind enough to pass on my contact details as well as my research outline to men you think may wish to participate or your contacts.
In my research I am interested in hearing from men who identify as homosexual, exploring or questioning attraction to the same sex. I am interested in hearing about how they view your sexuality, and how their religion, race, gender and culture affects their sexuality. They are welcome to participate if you use a different label to describe your sexuality, as long as they are physically and emotionally attracted primarily to men. The study will involve completing a questionnaire and taking part in an interview. Complete confidentiality and anonymity will be guaranteed for those choosing to participate in the study.
For more information please contact me: asifa@siraj.eclipse.co.uk
Best regards
Dr. Asifa Siraj"
"I am a independent researcher conducting a study on South Asian (Hindu, Muslim, Sikh) homosexual men living in Scotland. Unfortunately, I was unable to attend your recent talk at the St Mungo's Museum due to being ill. At the moment I'm conducting research on South Asian (Hindu, Sikh and Muslim) Gay men in Scotland. I was wandering if you would be kind enough to pass on my contact details as well as my research outline to men you think may wish to participate or your contacts.
In my research I am interested in hearing from men who identify as homosexual, exploring or questioning attraction to the same sex. I am interested in hearing about how they view your sexuality, and how their religion, race, gender and culture affects their sexuality. They are welcome to participate if you use a different label to describe your sexuality, as long as they are physically and emotionally attracted primarily to men. The study will involve completing a questionnaire and taking part in an interview. Complete confidentiality and anonymity will be guaranteed for those choosing to participate in the study.
For more information please contact me: asifa@siraj.eclipse.co.uk
Best regards
Dr. Asifa Siraj"