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Alan Dignam Dublin City University rejoins us to talk about #LGBTQ client needs in psychotherapy. #prideinresearch Trinity College Dublin

Debra O'Neill Trinity College Dublin presents a literature review and mixed method study examining #LGBTQ youth participation in sports #prideinresearch

Jillian O'Toole from Trinity College Dublin discusses Catholic schooling and sexual identity development #prideinresearch

Independent researcher Leighton Gray discusses non-binary lesbians and how identity based on inclusion helps lesbianism to survive #prideinresearch Trinity College Dublin

Eve Daly from Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway passionately discusses remote sensing in the critical zone - soil to life. #prideinresearch Trinity College Dublin

Adam Harmon from Trinity College Dublin presenting on stability of aromatic ketoacids and their inflammatory role during trypanosomiasis. #prideinresearch

Chris Noone from Ollscoil na Gaillimhe | University of Galway discussing Mpox (Monkeypox) - attitudes and stigma attached. While not only sexually transmitted, the recent emergency show majority are sexually transmitted so avoiding stigma must be balanced with public health guidance #prideinresearch Trinity College Dublin

Kevin Daly from Trinity College Dublin brings us on a journey over a mere 10,000 years about the domestication of goats through paleogenomics #prideinresearch

Yongda Li from DCU continues our first session - searching for proteins as biosignatures of extra-terrestrial life for planetary missions #prideinresearch

And this is where we introduce diversity into our research agenda... Dr. Lucy Blennerhassett talking about how tracking volcanic activity from our bogs can help inform climate change #prideinresearch

5 themes emerged from study evaluating what the HSE rainbow badge meant to LGBTQ+ staff

1. Pride
2. Symbol of safety
3. Impact on workplace culture
4. Awareness
5. More to be done (especially for Trans community, same sex parents and mental health)

Our first keynote Dani Hall (she/her) outlining HSE rainbow badge to raise awareness of the issues facing #LGBTQ + youth when accessing health care - including a study evaluating clinical competence in LGBTQ+ specific needs across CHI