Community-engaged research to identify house parent perspectives on support and risk within the House and Ball scene.
Community-engaged research to identify house parent perspectives on support and risk within the House and Ball scene.
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社区参与的研究，以确定寄宿家长对寄宿和舞会场景中的支持和风险的看法。
DOI：
10.1080/00224499.2011.637248
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发表时间：
2013
影响因子：
3.6
通讯作者：
Kipke,MicheleD
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作者：
Kubicek,Katrina;Beyer,WilliamH;McNeeley,Miles;Weiss,George;Omni,LegendaryFatherTazUltra;Kipke,MicheleD
本文介绍了一个社区参与的研究与洛杉矶众议院和球场景中，这些社区的领导人的观点被捕获，以更好地了解如何众议院和球社区可能会保护或增加其成员的艾滋病毒感染的风险。通过对House父母（N = 26）的深入访谈收集数据。这项研究确定了这两种支持的关键特征（例如，家庭和支持、接受、验证和认可）和风险（例如，成员的斗争，以保持在舞厅现场的地位，性工作，物质使用，成为过于参与舞会社区的危险，以及在更大的同性恋社区内的舞厅现场的看法和耻辱）在这些社区内。结果进行了讨论，有关制定如何利用房子和球社区的支持方面，设计相关的艾滋病毒预防干预措施。
This article describes a community-engaged study with the Los Angeles House and Ball scene in which the perspectives of the leaders of these communities are captured to better understand how the House and Ball communities may protect or increase its members' risks for HIV infection. Data were collected through in-depth interviews with House parents (N = 26). This study identified key features of both support (e.g., family and support, acceptance, and validation and recognition) and risk (e.g., members' struggles to maintain status in the Ballroom scene, sex work, substance use, danger of becoming too involved in the Ball community, and perception and stigma of the Ballroom scene within the larger gay community) within these communities. Findings are discussed in relation to framing how to leverage the supportive aspects of the House and Ball communities to design relevant HIV-prevention interventions.