We’ve researched trans inclusion for nearly a decade – how we do our work has changed

By Rosa Marvell, Senior Lecturer in Sociology, University of Portsmouth
Luke Fletcher, Associate Professor in Human Resource Management, University of Bath

We’ve researched the experiences of transgender and non-binary people, particularly in the workplace, for much of the last ten years. Our original motivations remain: generate robust evidence.

However, the environment is unrecognisable from when we started. Politicised media stories and polarised views are now ubiquitous. Researchers can contribute evidence and tools which could help.

Robust research evidence is needed across…

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