This article explores the role of reflexivity, emotion work and insider/outsider researcher
status in one queer researcher's experiences of conducting fieldwork. Through exploring …

This article contributes to the literature on reflexivity by articulating a queer reflexivity lens,
which entails engaging in a reflexive questioning of the categories we use to identify people …

Aim Reflective practice is common across a range of disciplines requiring self‐examination
and exploration of the impact of the researcher on the research and vice versa. This article …

Research on and about queer people and topics in higher education continues to evolve,
expand, and push boundaries on identity, policy, and programming, increasingly informed …

This chapter discusses the use of interview-based research methods with sexual minority
communities and participants such as in-depth interviews, focus groups and ethnographic …

Several years ago, when I was a clinical psychology intern at the University of California,
Santa Cruz, one of my internship requirements was to design and implement an outreach …

Grounded in a narrative inquiry study of traditional-aged lesbian college students'
perceptions of the relationships among their multiple social identities, this article explores …

Acknowledging researcher positionality and engaging in ongoing reflexivity are important
components of qualitative research. In this manuscript, we share our experiences of …

Conducting research within one's own community can present challenges that are rarely
addressed by graduate education, articles, or books on research design. Binary notions of …

In this article, I expand earlier work on queer reflexivity by positioning the 'closet'as a guiding
metaphor for reflexive practice in field research. As such, I reconceptualize queer reflexivity …