Research

Context effect in the study on the perceptions of violence against LGBT people

Context effect in the study on the perceptions of violence against LGBT people

By: Jacek Mazurczak and Piotr Godzisz Jacek Mazurczak is the chief statistician in the Call It Hate research. He is currently an expert at the Institute of Social Security. Piotr Godzisz, PhD, is the principal investigator in the Call It Hate research. He sits on the management board of Lambda Warsaw and the advisory board…

On 27th December 2019 by Mohamad Al-Hakim in Attitudes, Call it Hate, Context Effect, discrimination, hate crime, Hate Crime Policy, homophobia, LGBT hate crime, Research, Uncategorized, Victims, Violence and tagged Attitudes, Context effect, Hate, Hate Crimes, LGBT, Research, Social Attitudes, Statistics

Understanding Attitudes Toward LGBT People as Victims of Crimes

Understanding Attitudes Toward LGBT People as Victims of Crimes

New study on the attitudes towards LGBT people as victims of crimes By Dr Piotr Godzisz Piotr Godzisz (PhD) is the Principal Investigator in the project Call It Hate. He sits on the Management Board of Lambda Warsaw, the Polish LGBT support organisation, and the Advisory Board of the International Network for Hate Studies. He’s…

On 24th November 2019 by Mohamad Al-Hakim in discrimination, hate crime, Hate Crime Concept, Hate Crime Policy, Human Rights, LGBT hate crime, Policing, Politics, Research, Transphobia, transphobic hate crime and tagged Current, Empathy, Longitudinal, Studies

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