Caleigh
03-28-2005, 05:12 PM
The Transgender Project
What is The Transgender Project?
The National Development and Research Institutes has received a grant
from the National Institutes of Health to begin and EXTENSIVE and IN
DEPTH, 5 year study of the TRANSGENDER community in the greater NYC
metro area. We believe this is the most thorough study of our
community to date.
Qualified participants will be asked numerous questions about their
past lives—–childhood, early and late teen years, and present day
lives. Questions about your family, school, friends, co-workers, and
social situations will be asked of each participant. How we perceive
ourselves, how we think others see us; acceptance and support-or the
lack of; sexual relationships, and activities—–these issues will all
be addressed.
In a very real sense, you'll be telling your life story.
Who Qualifies as a Participant?
· Male to Female Transgendered Persons or anyone who was born male
but does not identify as male full-time—TV's, CD's, (24/7 or Part
Time), Pre-, Post-, or Non-Op TS, TG, gender variant, gender non-
conforming, etc.
· You must reside in the greater NYC Metro area.
· You must be 19 years of age or older.
· Hetero, Bi, Gay, or however you may classify yourself.
· Qualified participants must be willing to make a 3 year commitment
to the project.
· You must be willing to be screened for STD's-HIV.
What's in it for me?
· Qualified participants are eligible for modest financial
remuneration. $30 for initial interview and blood anaysis,
$10 for follow up visit.
· As a participant, you will receive free blood and urine analysis
for sexually transmitted diseases and HIV.
· Should you need it, NDRI/The Transgender Project will
arrange medical treatment for you—in almost all cases, FREE OF CHARGE.
· You will become a very important part of the MOST
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF OUR COMMUNITIES ON THE EAST COAST TO DATE.
YOU CAN EXPECT AND WILL RECEIVE ONLY THE MOST CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT OF YOUR INFORMATION
THE MORE WE LEARN ABOUT OURSELVES,
THE MORE WE CAN TEACH OTHERS
Toll Free Tel. No.: 1-866-232-6389
Local Tel. No. : 1-212-845-4617
E-Mail Inquiries: mason@ndri.org
Website: http://www.ndri.org/transgender/
The National Development and Research Institutes, Inc. (NDRI)
established in 1967 is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt non-governmental
agency. It includes social science researchers, outreach community
workers, and trainers. NDRI is governed by a Board of Directors who
come from diverse backgrounds including health care providers,
community leaders, criminal justice professionals, financial experts,
and social science researchers.
The primary mission of NDRI is to advance scientific knowledge in the
areas of substance abuse, mental health, HIV/AIDS, and other related
social and health concerns in order to contribute to the prevention
and solution of these social problems.
NDRI is organized into specialized Institutes, each under the
direction of a senior scientist, the principal investigator. Each
Institute focuses on a particular issue and has its own staff of
researchers. NDRI with its large number of grants and contracts, its
collaboration with a wide array of hospitals, treatment and
prevention programs, its publications in world renown journals and
scientific books, and its acceptance into communities with diverse
ethnic populations, reflects its well established reputation as a
unique, highly responsible and productive research organization.
Larry Nuttbrock — Project Director
Mona Rae Mason — Field Coordinator
.ca Macri — Research Associate
Herminio Martinez — Research Associate
Sel J. Wahng—Postdoctoral Fellow
*********************************
Sel J. Wahng, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Fellow
National Development and Research Institutes, Inc./
Medical and Health Research Association of NYC
71 West 23rd Street, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10010
Visiting Scholar
Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program
New York University
269 Mercer Street, Suite 609
New York, NY 10003
What is The Transgender Project?
The National Development and Research Institutes has received a grant
from the National Institutes of Health to begin and EXTENSIVE and IN
DEPTH, 5 year study of the TRANSGENDER community in the greater NYC
metro area. We believe this is the most thorough study of our
community to date.
Qualified participants will be asked numerous questions about their
past lives—–childhood, early and late teen years, and present day
lives. Questions about your family, school, friends, co-workers, and
social situations will be asked of each participant. How we perceive
ourselves, how we think others see us; acceptance and support-or the
lack of; sexual relationships, and activities—–these issues will all
be addressed.
In a very real sense, you'll be telling your life story.
Who Qualifies as a Participant?
· Male to Female Transgendered Persons or anyone who was born male
but does not identify as male full-time—TV's, CD's, (24/7 or Part
Time), Pre-, Post-, or Non-Op TS, TG, gender variant, gender non-
conforming, etc.
· You must reside in the greater NYC Metro area.
· You must be 19 years of age or older.
· Hetero, Bi, Gay, or however you may classify yourself.
· Qualified participants must be willing to make a 3 year commitment
to the project.
· You must be willing to be screened for STD's-HIV.
What's in it for me?
· Qualified participants are eligible for modest financial
remuneration. $30 for initial interview and blood anaysis,
$10 for follow up visit.
· As a participant, you will receive free blood and urine analysis
for sexually transmitted diseases and HIV.
· Should you need it, NDRI/The Transgender Project will
arrange medical treatment for you—in almost all cases, FREE OF CHARGE.
· You will become a very important part of the MOST
COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF OUR COMMUNITIES ON THE EAST COAST TO DATE.
YOU CAN EXPECT AND WILL RECEIVE ONLY THE MOST CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT OF YOUR INFORMATION
THE MORE WE LEARN ABOUT OURSELVES,
THE MORE WE CAN TEACH OTHERS
Toll Free Tel. No.: 1-866-232-6389
Local Tel. No. : 1-212-845-4617
E-Mail Inquiries: mason@ndri.org
Website: http://www.ndri.org/transgender/
The National Development and Research Institutes, Inc. (NDRI)
established in 1967 is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt non-governmental
agency. It includes social science researchers, outreach community
workers, and trainers. NDRI is governed by a Board of Directors who
come from diverse backgrounds including health care providers,
community leaders, criminal justice professionals, financial experts,
and social science researchers.
The primary mission of NDRI is to advance scientific knowledge in the
areas of substance abuse, mental health, HIV/AIDS, and other related
social and health concerns in order to contribute to the prevention
and solution of these social problems.
NDRI is organized into specialized Institutes, each under the
direction of a senior scientist, the principal investigator. Each
Institute focuses on a particular issue and has its own staff of
researchers. NDRI with its large number of grants and contracts, its
collaboration with a wide array of hospitals, treatment and
prevention programs, its publications in world renown journals and
scientific books, and its acceptance into communities with diverse
ethnic populations, reflects its well established reputation as a
unique, highly responsible and productive research organization.
Larry Nuttbrock — Project Director
Mona Rae Mason — Field Coordinator
.ca Macri — Research Associate
Herminio Martinez — Research Associate
Sel J. Wahng—Postdoctoral Fellow
*********************************
Sel J. Wahng, Ph.D.
Postdoctoral Fellow
National Development and Research Institutes, Inc./
Medical and Health Research Association of NYC
71 West 23rd Street, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10010
Visiting Scholar
Asian/Pacific/American Studies Program
New York University
269 Mercer Street, Suite 609
New York, NY 10003