To what extent does social integration affect the use of friends/informal sources of support versus the use of formal sources of support by young LGBT

社会融合在多大程度上影响年轻 LGBT 群体对朋友/非正式支持来源的使用与对正式支持来源的使用

基本信息

批准号：
2465454
负责人：
金额：
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依托单位：
Durham University
依托单位国家：
英国
项目类别：
Studentship
财政年份：
2020
资助国家：
英国
起止时间：
2020 至无数据
项目状态：
未结题

来源：
https://gtr.ukri.org/projects?ref=studentship-2465454
关键词：
what extent does social integration

项目摘要

The prevalence of domestic violence and abuse (DVA) is 'pervasive anddevastating' (Calton et al, 2016:585). For LGB and/or T people theprevalence of DVA is similar, if not higher, than their heterosexualcounterparts (Rollè et al, 2018), particularly among young people (Barter etal., 2000). Whilst there is an increasing focus on the experiences andneeds of LGBT people who experience DVA, there is a gap in knowledgeabout the help-seeking of young LGBT people even though being in a firstsamesex relationship has been identified as increasing the likelihood ofexperiencing DVA. The existing evidence points to LGBT people favouringfriends/informal sources of support over formal sources however it is notknown what responses they receive. This study is the first of its kind toexplore the use of friends/informal sources of support versus the use offormal sources of support for young LGBT people who have experiencedDVA and whether social integration can explain their help-seekingdecision. This is important to better develop knowledge that can be usedto improve the support young LGBT people experiencing DVA can access.A mixed methods approach will use a survey using social media of youngLGBT people and semi-structured interviews of young LGBT people whohave experienced DVA to gain an in-depth understanding of these issues.The findings will contribute to knowledge about young LGBT people'sexperiences of help-seeking for DVA, its links or not to social integrationand provide recommendations for policy and practice.

家庭暴力和虐待 (DVA) 的发生率“普遍且具有破坏性”（Calton 等人，2016：585），对于 LGB 和/或 T 人群来说，DVA 的发生率与异性恋者相似，甚至更高（Rollè 等人）。 al., 2018），特别是在年轻人中（Barter etal., 2000），同时人们越来越关注 LGBT 人群的经历和需求。经历过 DVA 的人，对于年轻 LGBT 人群寻求帮助的知识存在差距，尽管第一同性关系已被确定会增加经历 DVA 的可能性。现有证据表明，LGBT 人群更喜欢朋友/非正式的支持来源。正式来源，但尚不清楚他们收到了什么回应，这项研究是同类研究中首次探讨对有同性恋倾向的年轻 LGBT 人群使用朋友/非正式支持来源与使用正式来源的支持。经验丰富的 DVA 以及社会融入是否可以解释他们寻求帮助的决定，这对于更好地开发可用于改善经历 DVA 的年轻 LGBT 人群可以获得的支持非常重要。对经历过DVA的年轻LGBT人群进行半结构化访谈，以深入了解这些问题。研究结果将有助于了解年轻LGBT人群DVA的求助经历及其与社会融合的联系，并提供建议用于政策和实践。