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Social Sciences, STEM, Research, University of Cambridge

Undergraduate Experiences of Asexuality and Mental Health - A Qualitative Study

This is my report from my summer of research which focused on Undergraduate experiences of Asexuality and Mental health, taking a qualitative approach though interviews with Asexual identifying students from the University of Cambridge.
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Jasmine Crosbie
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I am excited to be sharing this with you and am deeply thankful to my participants for taking part in this research. Thank you for reading and feel free to reach out with any questions!

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Jasmine Crosbie (She/Her)
Student, University of Cambridge

Hi! I am a Cambridge student and Laidlaw scholar whose research focuses on individual experiences of asexuality and mental health in the UK. 

I am more broadly interested in research focused on LGBTQ+ experiences, and on reducing stigma and increasing access to healthcare for minoritised groups such as racial, sexual and gender minorities. 

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Tara Isabel Dee Lago
11 months ago

Hi, Jasmine! This research sounds super cool and I would love to discuss this with you and the current work you are doing now :)

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