Last chance to participate! Our survey on LGBTQIA+ relationships and mental health closes next week. All LGBTQIA+ adults living in the UK or Ireland are eligible to join. You can find more information and take the survey here: https://t.co/FuGWV4U3t1
New paper, led by ECHO Project Postdoctoral Fellow Dr Sinéad Kelleher. This review assesses partner abuse questionnaires for use with LGBTQ+ samples, and identifies significant room for improvement in how we measure abuse in queer relationships. Read more: https://t.co/uBm9GjBlT5
The ECHO Project is a longitudinal study exploring relationships and mental health among LGBTQIA+ people. All LGBTQIA+ adults (18+) living in the UK or Ireland can take part. Participants will receive a One4All voucher as a thank-you. Learn more & sign up: https://t.co/1mUmRvhWCT
Happy Pride from the ECHO team! Our survey on LGBTQIA+ relationships will launch very soon, and throughout June, we'll will be out and about across Ireland and the UK attending Pride events, connecting with the community, and sharing our work. Stay tuned! #Pride2025
The ECHO Project website is now live! Visit for more info about our work, and to register your interest to be part of the first long-term study of relationships and relationship abuse in the LGBTQIA+ community in the UK and Ireland https://t.co/ASZXELJWYS
So many informative presentations at the UCD LGBTQIA+ Health Symposium today, organised by Dr John Gilmore. ECHO Project researcher Deirbhle Nic An Aoire spoke about her systematic review on predictors of IPV in LGBTQIA+ relationships, and our upcoming survey on this issue.
Lovely afternoon at @DCU, organised by our Pride+ staff network, hearing from alumni who played a central role in the historic campaign for marriage equality in Ireland, Dr Grainne Healy, Patrick Sweeney and Craig Dwyer 🏳️🌈
This week marks #TravellerPrideWeek celebrating and promoting the Traveller community’s unique contribution to Irish society while combating the discrimination and prejudice Travellers face.
Keep your eyes peeled for our upcoming #GRTHistoryMonth cultural activities in June.
Happy marriage equality anniversary! What a proud day for Ireland, 22nd May 2015, when it became the first country to legalise same-sex marriage by popular vote. We build on successes like these to keep working for full rights, protections and equality 🌈💜🏳️⚧️ #YesEquality
Thank you to @TheUSI for having us to speak about intimate partner violence in the LGBTQ+ community, as part of the gender-based violence conference yesterday!
Just a reminder to all the trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming members of our community today: you are loved, you are seen, you are valid and you matter 🏳️⚧️🩷
Happy #TransDayofVisibility ! It's a day to celebrate the strength of the community & to show solidarity. Trans people are at 2-3 times higher risk of experiencing partner violence. We need to work to close health disparities like these & ensure all survivors are supported
Great to listen to Prof Catherine Donovan present this afternoon on the central role of identity abuse in understanding and addressing LGBTQ+ domestic violence. Thanks to @DurhamSociology for organising this informative research seminar! 👏
Delighted to attend the launch of DCU's brand new research institute for genders and sexualities today! We're looking forward to contributing to intersectional research on gender and sexuality in this space & collaborating with its impressive and inspiring members
Participants needed! We are pilot testing a large-scale longitudinal survey about relationship experiences in the LGBTQIA+ community. If you are LGBTQIA+, aged over 18 and living in Ireland or the UK, you are eligible to take part. More info here: https://t.co/q6r0nMoDqG
We are so proud of ECHO Project doctoral researcher Deirbhle Nic An Aoire, who was recognised at the DCU Tell It Straight Awards this week for presenting her research exploring relationship problems and experiences in the LGBTQ+ community.
Well done to DCU Psychology PhD students Deirbhle, Jake, Jane and Avril who presented their research at the Tell it Straight Competition. A special congratulations to Jake Tiernan who was the Category 1 (Year 1 PhD) winner and Deirbhle Nic An Aoire the Category 1 runner up!
Looking forward to today's event ‘Responding to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans+ Domestic Abuse’ hosted by Prof Donovan of @DurhamSociology exploring the development and future directions of services and supports for LGBTQ+ people experiencing abuse in intimate relationships
Participants needed! We are pilot testing a large-scale longitudinal survey about relationship experiences in the LGBTQIA+ community. If you are LGBTQIA+, aged over 18 and living in Ireland or the UK, you are eligible to take part. More info here: https://t.co/q6r0nMoDqG