Abbie Goldberg’s Diverse Families and Sexualities lab is currently involved with several projects related to adoptive and lesbian/gay parenting. Additional ongoing projects include a study of mental health, support, and sexual identity among male-partnered sexual minority women and a study of trans/gender-nonconforming undergraduate and graduate students. Both graduate students and undergraduate students in the lab are actively involved in data entry and interview transcription. Graduate students also assist in recruitment and study design, interview participants, code data, and supervise undergraduates. In addition, graduate students are also actively involved in publications.
Abbie Goldberg, receiving award from Springfield MA mayor
Abbie Goldberg, giving a lecture on lesbian/gay parenting at Springfield Technical Community College
Abbie Goldberg, presenting at the Lutheran Social Services Conference on the topic of “The Changing Face of Families”
Abbie Goldberg, giving the keynote address at the LGBT Research Symposium at the University of Illinois
Graduate students Hannah Richardson and Jordan Downing, presenting their poster at the 2009 Society for Research on Child Development Conference
Graduate students April Moyer, Lori Kinkler, Hannah Richardson, and Jordan Downing, presenting their poster at the 2011 Rudd Adoption Conference
Graduate students Hannah Richardson, Lori Kinkler, and April Moyer, presenting their poster at the 2012 Rudd Adoption Conference
Undergrad research assistants in Abbie Goldberg’s lab, Spring 2011
Undergrad research assistants in Abbie Goldberg’s lab, Spring 2013